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2020 in review: When all else stops, trust and integrity shine through
IDP Connect looks back at lessons learned from 2020
How Brexit is impacting international student demand to the UK
The UK was a first-choice study abroad option for EU students, but has Brexit changed that?
Indian Student Demand for Ireland: A guide to the biggest trends
How institutions can diversify their student populations through effective recruitment in India
The rise of Computer Sciences: Is learning in lockdown affecting students’ university subject choices?
How COVID-19 and studying online may be shifting year 13 students' subject choices
Indian Student Demand for the UK: A trends guide
India should form a critical part of recruitment strategies, for both growth and diversification
PRESS RELEASE: Locked Down and Locked Out - The COVID-19 generation, avoiding a legacy of inequality
New research shows the impact of COVID-19 on UK students' and their higher education dreams
PRESS RELEASE Crossroads III Part II: the voice of students who have started
81% of international students in the UK are happy they decided to commence their studies during the pandemic.
Crossroads III webinar highlights: increasing demand for in-person learning & how international student applicants perceive key study destinations
Key findings from an exclusive webinar for our Core Members on Crossroads III
PRESS RELEASE: Crossroads III reveals international student choices and motivations are increasingly driven by the availability of face-to-face teaching.
Increasingly positive international student perceptions for countries that have remained open
New initiative to help UK institutions attract more undergraduate students from India
A new strategy aims to grow the number of Indian undergraduate students choosing to study abroad
How to use data to support international strategy: 3 takes on International Recruitment.
Three experts in international student recruitment discuss integrating data into recruitment
Students share how universities should be communicating with them
As the UK faces another strict lockdown, it’s important institutions make students feel more connected