Regional Internationally Mobile Students from the Region Increasingly Likely to Choose the U.S. Since 2000, the number of students from the Middle East and North Africa has more than tripled, according to data from the Institute of International Education’s Open Doors report. Much of the growth…
Brazil For-Profit Universities Fight Financial Aid Rule Changes Higher education companies in Brazil are lobbying the government to rescind new rules on financial aid that they fear will stop students enrolling in private programs. A federal decree that was quietly published during the Christmas period…
France French Universities Perform Well in New Internationalization Ranking French institutions have performed particularly well in the second annual internationalization rankings from user-driven global higher education U-Multirank rankings, while all of the 27 of 237 institutions analyzed and achieving top scores are in Europe. This is the first year U-Multirank…
Australia International Enrollments Continue to Boom According to data released recently by Australia Education International, year-to-date (YTD) enrollments for November 2014 were up by 12.3 percent versus November 2013, with a total of 583,714 enrollments by full-fee paying international students in Australia on a student…
Regional 16 African Countries Sign Credentials-Recognition Agreement The recognition – or lack thereof – of qualifications when a student moves from one country to another has long hampered the mobility of students, especially in developing countries. UNESCO believes there was a breakthrough for Africa last…