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Japan books 12% growth in international enrolment in 2018 https://t.co/ATDAW8sEab https://t.co/iP8yN8JweP - 16 hours ago
The year in MOOCs: Increased revenue and more degrees https://t.co/7GLokD9dJR https://t.co/NyyfK5KTGv - 7 days ago
British university leaders say a no-deal Brexit “one of the biggest threats” ever https://t.co/7sVFXnmSTK https://t.co/69Ignbw7OO - 7 days ago
China issues travel warning for Canada https://t.co/iVVfQ6Ptxk - 1 week ago
Year in review: What we learned in 2018 https://t.co/aRFFtWRe5N https://t.co/Rf2TdYesa4 - 1 month ago
Five steps to a more active alumni programme https://t.co/O4xU1jkS75 https://t.co/SvYcY3nxqK - 1 month ago
From the field: Recruiting in the Internet age https://t.co/LRBUR7GFOl https://t.co/Im8yuj00b9 - 1 month ago
Australia: Strong growth raises questions of risk management https://t.co/caVyUxLpPc https://t.co/E966hGY4Y4 - 1 month ago
UK higher education under pressure https://t.co/PyfJu2rTgn https://t.co/vdlaERjK0a - 1 month ago
US university takes out insurance against drop in Chinese enrolments https://t.co/jLhw5kU7Ru - 1 month ago
Facts & Figures
Dubai
Enrolments at private schools in Dubai have grown by nearly 90% within the past decade, and total student numbers are projected to reach nearly 500,000 by 2026. Read more
South Africa
South Africa’s ELT sector began to recover in 2016. Student numbers increased by 19%, and student weeks by 20%. Read more
eLearning
Worldwide MOOC (Massive Open Online Course) enrolment grew by nearly two-thirds in 2016 to reach 58 million students. Read more
Australia
International studen enrolments in Australia grew by 14%, Year-to-date May 2017. Read more
Russia
Russia aims to increase international enrolment to more than 700,000 students by 2025. Read more
Canada
Top five sending markets for Canadian language programmes in 2016: Japan, Brazil, China, South Korea, and Mexico. Read more
China
The number of college-aged students in China is projected to decline by 40% between 2010 and 2025. Read more
