International Student Enrollment Shifts from 'Big Four' to Europe and Asia

A new Global Enrolment Benchmark Survey reveals that Australia, Canada, the UK, and the US are experiencing a decline in international student recruitment, attributed to stricter immigration policies. Conversely, universities across continental Europe and Asia are reporting growing international student enrollments, with half of institutions in these regions seeing an average undergraduate growth of 4%. This trend signifies a notable shift in global education destinations and impacts national economies.