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UK International Enrolment Reached High-Water Mark in the 2022/23 Academic Year
In 2022/23, over three quarters of a million international students pursued a UK-based education, but the landscape has since changed. A host of new policies in the UK alongside currency fluctuations and declining GDP in many global economies has chilled study abroad demand in 2024. Read more to learn how UK institutions can avoid missing out on international talent during times of suppressed demand.
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Top Trends for 2024 and Beyond
Even amid rising geopolitical tensions and costs of living, international students are seeking opportunities to develop their skills and knowledge. How can sector stakeholders work together to ensure top talent success?
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Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility
Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility Few sectors felt the impact of the pandemic more than international education. Emergency border closures, shifting government policies, and global economic volatility
