The numbers from the OECD "Education at a Glance" report shows that Asia leads the world in international students with 53%, followed by Europe at 25% and Africa with 8%.
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This OECD study reports that more students are seeking opportunities to study abroad to pursue advanced degrees.
In a recent tweet, the ICEF monitor reported that while Brazilian students continue to see educational opportunities abroad, due to economic challenges at home, they are leaving home for ever shorter periods and focusing on language training.
The growth of Brazilian outbound mobility, 2003-2014. Source: BELTA
The German department that monitors travel for the purpose of improving language skills has released survey results that show that due to changes in high school structure in that country, fewer German students are travelling abroad to learn a new language.
MacLean's article discusses why a college education is being increasingly valued
http://www.macleans.ca/education/college/why-colleges-are-increasingly-being-seen-as-the-smart-choice/
“I’m excited at the prospect of Canada re-engaging”
“It is estimated that five million students studied outside of their home countries last year.”
In a recent article in the Jasper Local, ProofReadCanada.com's principal, Dr. John Wilmshurst discusses his approach to and the future of science in Canada. Read the complete article here:
http://www.thejasperlocal.com/science-a-process-of-discovery.html