Will Indonesian Enrollment Recover?

Yoko Kono, Paul Schulmann, Research & Advisory Services, WES Indonesia’s economy has weathered the global financial crisis and its GDP has grown approximately 6 percent annually since 2010.  A global giant in terms of population (4th largest in the world), its economy is predicted to…

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Are You Building an Informed International Enrollment Strategy?

Ian Wright, Research & Advisory Services, WES Many international recruitment professionals still place a greater value on high-cost, overseas recruitment than on “armchair” strategies that take advantage of data analytics, technology and online resources. When petitioning for next year’s budget, professionals with such a “20th…

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Could Canada’s International Enrollment Growth Go Cold?

Paul Schulmann, Research & Advisory Services, WES With its high quality of education, affordability, and concerted efforts to attract skilled immigrants, it is not surprising that Canada is a top destination for international students.  From 2008 to 2012, the number of incoming international students to…

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On the Rise: Turkey’s Need and Desire for Overseas Education

Silje Immerstein, Research & Advisory Services, WES Turkish students have a long history of travelling abroad for higher education. In 2012 alone, more than 49,000 Turkish students studied abroad. Traditionally, Turkish students have favored Germany for higher education opportunities; however, in recent years, the U.S….

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