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Student Insight

Factors that affect student decisions regarding higher education. Discover what influences decision-making, from parents to personal aspirations to scholarships, in country-specific reports. Education Intelligence’s decision-making survey captures the views of a constantly growing number of students – currently over 120,000 from more than 200 countries – and serves as the basis for these reports. Student Insight examines the many motivating factors affecting students who are thinking about studying abroad, and provides a vast and detailed library of data.

  • This paper is based on research from the Education Intelligence’s Student Insight surveys and proprietary interviews, and aims to provide a greater understanding of the demand for information on services, fees, accommodation and applications, that international students seek from education agents. The objective of the report is to provide insight into possible alternatives to using...
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  • This paper is based on data collected from prospective international students from Nepal, almost ninety percent of whom were seriously considering studying abroad. In their introduction to higher education in Nepal the authors highlight the recent five-fold interest in the number of Nepalese students studying abroad. Chapter 1 outlines the student profiles of those participating in the survey;...
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  •   This report uses data extracted from over 127,000 responses to Student Insight questionnaires collected by the British Council and its partners since 2007. Chapter 1 introduces the thirteen countries on which the report is to focus; each specially selected as both a major player and new market for the global trade in and exchange of international higher education. The major host countries...
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  •   This paper is based on data collected from over 17,000 prospective international students from China. In their introduction to higher education in China the authors highlight the intense competition that exists for places at Chinese universities. Overseas student enrolment has matched the 300 percent growth rate seen domestically. Chapter 1 outlines the student profile of those...
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  • This paper is based on data collected from over 2,000 prospective international students from Hong Kong. In their introduction to higher education in Hong Kong the authors highlight the fact that approximately 20 percent of those qualified for a domestic university education are unable to secure a place. Chapter 1 outlines the student profile of those participating in the survey. The diversity...
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  •   This paper is based on data collected from over 8,000 prospective international students from India. In their introduction to higher education in India the authors highlight the attractiveness of overseas qualifications to people-hungry employers in India. Chapter 1 outlines the student profile of those taking part in the survey; encompassing a broad range of participants from around India...
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  •   This paper is based on data collected from over 3,500 prospective international students from Mexico. In their introduction to higher education in Mexico the authors highlight the government’s attempts to increase higher education enrolment over the last decade. Regional variations are outlined and progress compared with Latin America as a whole. Chapter 1 outlines the student...
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  • This paper is based on data collected from over 2,500 prospective international students from Nigeria. The authors begin with the macro-economic outlook for Nigeria, factoring in oil price fluctuations and government plans. In their introduction to higher education in Nigeria the authors highlight the diversity of the population and the demands on domestic education. Chapter 1 outlines the...
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  •   This paper is based on data collected from almost 8,500 prospective international students from Pakistan. In their introduction to higher education in Pakistan the authors explain the intricacies of the domestic education system, the changing language habits of students, and current levels of outward mobility. Chapter 1 outlines the student profile of those participating in the survey;...
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  •   This paper is based on data collected from over 3,000 prospective international students from Russia. In their introduction to higher education in Russia the authors highlight the difficulties being faced in transition from the Soviet-era system while gauging the appetite for tertiary education among modern Russians. Chapter 1 outlines the student profile of those participating in the...
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