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The data gathered in the report includes a summary of 2,492 respondents which offers a rich tapestry of insights into the preferences and motivations of prospective international students, including the impact of political fatigue, a possible rise in cynicism, and more. We offer observations that suggest that these feelings have unlocked some students' desires to study in previously avoided countries.
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The data gathered in the report includes a summary of 2,492 respondents which offers a rich tapestry of insights into the preferences and motivations of prospective international students, including the impact of political fatigue, a possible rise in cynicism, and more. We offer observations that suggest that these feelings have unlocked some students' desires to study in previously avoided countries.
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We have teamed up with Intead to deliver a report that provides more insights into what future may hold for Higher Education Sector in the US.
This report highlights the shifts in the political priorities of international education-seekers since the 2016 US presidential election, specifically regarding the prospect of studying in the US under Mr. Donald Trump versus under Joe Biden.
As we head into summer 2024, two things are top of mind for many US academic leaders:
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We have teamed up with Intead to deliver a report that provides more insights into what future may hold for Higher Education Sector in the US.
This report highlights the shifts in the political priorities of international education-seekers since the 2016 US presidential election, specifically regarding the prospect of studying in the US under Mr. Donald Trump versus under Joe Biden.
How UTA partnered with Studyportals to build a robust digital presence and boost international student recruitment
Be responsive to what students are asking for. Read more about how Studyportals helped the University of Bristol use real-time data insights for new programme development.
By establishing a robust digital presence beyond their website, UTA could tap into a larger pool of potential students and establish a strong foundation for recruitment and enrolment success.
Our clients
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As we head into summer 2024, two things are top of mind for many US academic leaders:
1. How will the US presidential election results influence enrollment?
2. How will US policies change, for better or worse, as we seek to attract and
enroll international students?
1. How will the US presidential election results influence enrollment?
2. How will US policies change, for better or worse, as we seek to attract and enroll international students?