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With the growth of students studying Foundation Programmes with private providers and the decline of student numbers at in-house programmes, what are the future trends for Foundation Programmes?  How has the foundation market and those that provide them evolved?

With the rise of internationally mobile students from Sub-Saharan Africa, foreign exchange and currency instability and the recent UK Government’s decision of international students studying taught master’s courses in the UK not being able to bring dependents, what are the implications of this on international student recruitment and the region?

Universities in established education destinations such as the US, UK, Canada and Australia have ample experience in developing sponsored student or scholarship programmes with Government, non-profit, or private organisations. However, it is a fairly new tool for internationalisation for most universities in emerging education destinations.

Our IC Global Cafés provide international education sector professionals with best practice and advice from global experts and influencers.

Our IC Global Cafés provide international education sector professionals with best practice and advice from global experts and influencers.

Our IC Global Cafés provide international education sector professionals with best practice and advice from global experts and influencers.

Our IC Global Cafés provide international education sector professionals with best practice and advice from global experts and influencers.

Our IC Global Cafés provide international education sector professionals with best practice and advice from global experts and influencers.

Our IC Global Cafés provide international education sector professionals with best practice and advice from global experts and influencers.