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The Pandemic Is Shifting How Students Study Abroad

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Study abroad programs are returning to full strength, but the landscape has shifted significantly since the pandemic. Education abroad professionals share the four areas that may have lasting changes. As COVID

Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on American Students

The anonymous online survey asked the students to estimate their concerns about the pandemic and study abroad prior to departure, gauge the level of COVID-19 restrictions in their study

The Benefits of Every Student Planning to Study Abroad Must Know

The COVID-19 pandemic has affected higher education students in many ways, and it seems to also have influences students’ willingness to study abroad. To date, much is still

The redesigned online study abroad course engaged students in active learning activities and cultivated students’ intercultural competence development. While all higher

This qualitative study explored students’ lived experiences of higher education study abroad programs during the Covid-19 pandemic. Studying individual experiences in

But we have also noted that Indian students are studying predominately for graduate degrees, waiting to study abroad for a shorter period and only after finishing their

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If the nation gains a reputation for being hostile to international students, it could be devastating for many American colleges and universities. We are having trouble retrieving

Using VR technology, U.S. students and their international partners in Germany, Brazil, and India created and shared cultural exchange virtual tours. The redesigned online study abroad course

There is a marked trend that more students choose to further their education domestically rather than study abroad after the COVID-19 pandemic, particularly staying at the

International student mobility continues to gather steam after the pandemic, but another threat has emerged this year. A global survey of 21,000 students in 108 countries conducted by IDP reveals that escalating costs of living in 2023 pose

Prospective international students gearing up for 2024 must take note of the dynamic trends reshaping the study abroad sphere. The educational prospect is undergoing a

Universities across the world have suspended their study abroad programs due to COVID-19. A recent study showed that 45% of prospective students would still be interested in studying

Choosing Higher Education Institution and Study Abroad Destination: What Mainland Chinese Parents and Students Rate Important in the Post-pandemic World? January

The landscape of studying abroad has undergone significant transformation in recent years, influenced by evolving global dynamics, shifting immigration policies, and the lingering effects

During the COVID-19 pandemic, several studies have been conducted on problems concerning educational environments. For example, the influence on education (Ali,

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In response to the increasing globalisation process, international student mobility (ISM) is a rapidly growing global phenomenon in international higher education (IHE). Globally,

The COVID-19 pandemic has rocked study abroad and the international education industry—and presented an opportunity to build it back better.

UK gathers steam. Meanwhile, the UK granted just under 500,000 study visas for the year ending June 2023, and Indian students accounted for about 30% of that total.The

The last time we looked in on the distribution of nationalities in four top study destinations, we reported that in 2019 – i.e., just before the pandemic – Australia (70%) and

Amongst the 2739 respondents, 84 % showed no interest to study abroad after the pandemic. For those respondents who will continue to pursue further degrees abroad,

The Trump administration’s threat to block Harvard from enrolling international students would remove more than a quarter of the university’s student body, a share large

This coincided with a shift in U.S. students’ interest in studying in Asia, meaning that U.S. foreign policy might be associated with countries where students are interested in

Southeast Asian students are increasingly drawn both to both stand-alone programmes and to programmes that transition to a study abroad experience, says the

The data indicates a notable increase in Indian students studying abroad following the pandemic. In 2022, approximately 750,000 Indian students went abroad for higher education, a significant

Asia saw the most rapid recovery of Japanese students, with levels increasing by 112% since the pandemic . The number of Japanese students taking online study abroad

during the pandemic to foster internationalization-at-home and study abroad preparedness, which could increase access to and participation in study abroad. Educators should also consider the