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UK: Study visa applications up by nearly a third year to date - ICEF Monitor - Market intelligence for international student recruitmentThe early data we are seeing so far this year makes a couple of things clear. First, there has been a noticeable decline in student interest in the United States, and especially so over the last few months. By some measures, roughly a third of students planning to study in the US now intend to…

France reports more than 443,000 international students in higher education for 2024/25 - ICEF Monitor - Market intelligence for international student recruitmentThe latest data release from Campus France reports a record-high foreign enrolment in the country. There were 443,500 international students in French higher education in 2024/25, reflecting a year-over-year increase of 3% and five-year growth of 17% overall. This puts the proportion of foreign students, as a percentage of total higher education enrolment in France,…

UK sets out new immigration strategy, will reduce Graduate Route work term to 18 months - ICEF Monitor - Market intelligence for international student recruitmentA white paper released by the UK government on 12 May 2025 provides a blueprint for the country’s immigration settings. The paper clearly signals the government’s intent to curb migration to the United Kingdom across all visa classes, including the Student Route, and it carries a number of significant implications for students and for British…

Germany recovers an 8x return on investment in international students - ICEF Monitor - Market intelligence for international student recruitmentA new analysis from the German Economic Institute (IW), and commissioned by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), has determined that “every year of international students contributes around eight times more to the revenue of public budgets in the long-term than the state invests in them.” IW concludes that Germany recovers its investment in educating…

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