IDP Education, USA

Join our webinar, "Global Solutions for Local Challenges: How International Student Enrollment Can Mitigate the Demographic Cliff," happening this Wednesday, March 26. ? Our expert panel will explore how institutions can utilize international student recruitment as a strategy to alleviate the challenges posed by the demographic cliff. Using data from IDP’s student research, we’ll take a comparative look at international student perceptions and drivers, explore domestic and international student enrollment trends, and propose evidence-based solutions to increase and diversify your international enrollment. Register here: https://lnkd.in/gUXFr2gU

IDP’s student-first services are a valued part of our study abroad offering, and across different destinations and markets, our essential services include accommodation, education loans, health cover, money transfers, and more. ?? Our latest article takes a focused look at IDP’s commitment to helping students find safe, secure accommodation that will benefit their student experience and how we ensure our accommodation partners provide housing that meets our students’ needs. ?? Read the article here: https://hubs.li/Q03cVHR80

A big thank you to everyone who attended our recent webinar, "Analyzing Results of a US Post-election Survey of International Students." Our expert speakers — Elle Butler, Adam Julian, and Jigisha M. — shared key insights from IDP's latest survey, exploring international students' perceptions, attitudes, and expectations of the US as a study destination following the 2024 presidential election. We hope these insights prove valuable as you plan your institution's recruitment strategies. If you missed the live session or would like to revisit the discussion, contact us for more information.

As U.S. colleges and universities manage the effects of the higher education demographic cliff, international enrollments will become more important than ever. The number of international students in 44 states increased year-over-year from the 2022/23 to 2023/24 school year, with many states seeing high double-digit growth rates. In contrast, domestic student enrollments declined in the majority of states. With fewer Americans earning advanced degrees, employers will struggle to fill critical positions. What role will international higher education play in addressing future U.S. workforce needs? Our latest white paper, co-published with inSpring, "Connecting Industry & Education: International Talent as a Solution to the U.S. Labor Shortage," explores this question. Read it here: https://hubs.li/Q03bVg9K0

Last month, the University of Arizona and IDP Taiwan collaborated on a virtual event to promote the University of Arizona Center for Semiconductor Manufacturing. Dr. Krishna Muralidharan provided an engaging lecture on cutting-edge insights into the future of semiconductors, career opportunities in a high-growth industry, and innovation and knowledge for the future. The event was well-attended and represents a best practice for institutions looking to promote specific programs. Students were excited about the opportunity to engage directly with a faculty member and learn about the advanced research taking place at the University of Arizona. Interested in organizing a similar event for your institution? Contact your Client Success Manager.

Recently, IDP Chief Partner Officer Simon Emmett joined NAFSA: Association of International Educators' Townhall Discussion: 40 Days into the New Administration in the United States: Impact and Implications for International Education. ? This discussion examined the current status of Executive Orders affecting international education, explored NAFSA's strategic approaches, and shared diverse perspectives from the field. Simon shared student insights from our post-election survey and real-time search demand trends, emphasizing the importance of staying the course. ? Thank you to NAFSA for hosting this important conversation and continuing to lead the international education field through times of uncertainty. Watch the recording: https://lnkd.in/gjxG_8hR

How are international students responding to the new US presidential administration? Our Post-election Survey shows that 52% of respondents now have a more positive view of the US, but sentiment varies widely by country. Join our webinar, "Analyzing Results of a US Post-election Survey of International Students" to explore the survey findings and implications for US institutions. Date: March 19 Time: 1 PM ET / 10 AM PT Register for the webinar: https://lnkd.in/gpzXwab5

We are pleased to share the results of IDP’s latest survey, focused on international students’ perceptions, attitudes, and expectations of the US as a study destination following the 2024 presidential election. The survey gauges shifts in student intent to study in the US following the election, as well as expectations for policies, initiatives, and rhetoric from the newly elected administration and how previous policies and rhetoric have impacted views of the US. Key findings: ? 52% of respondents indicated that their perception of the US had improved following the election ? Sentiment varied significantly by country, with only 27% of Chinese students reporting an improved perception ? Quality of education remains the most significant factor attracting international students to the US Read press release: https://hubs.li/Q03bdZgB0 Download infographic report: https://hubs.li/Q03bd-h80

Every day is a day to celebrate the strength, resilience, and achievements of women around the world. At IDP Education USA, we continue to honor the remarkable contributions of women who inspire us daily—whether they are changemakers like Viola Desmond and Malala Yousafzai or the colleagues, mentors, and family members shaping a brighter future. Our commitment to empowering women through education and opportunity goes beyond a single day. We strive to foster an inclusive world where women can learn, lead, and thrive. Who is the woman in your life that has inspired you to learn and grow? Share your story, shoutout, or tag someone in the comments below. #IWD2025 #InternationalWomensDay #WomenInEducation #StrongerTogether

What an incredible week at the AIEA - Association of International Education Administrators Annual Conference in Houston! ? Our team had the opportunity to lead dynamic sessions on key topics shaping international education, including post-graduation pathways, the U.S.'s role in a shifting global policy landscape, recruitment strategies for emerging markets, and exclusive insights from our upcoming post-election student survey. ? This year’s theme—Building Bridges: Leading Internationalization in a Changing World—set the stage for thought-provoking conversations. A huge thank you to everyone who attended our sessions, stopped by our booth, or connected with us throughout the conference.