In 2025, the global landscape of international student mobility is experiencing a significant rebalancing, with traditional academic strongholds such as the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, and Australia witnessing a notable decline in their historical dominance. This transformation represents a structural realignment, driven by a combination of government interventions on the supply side and a reassessment of value, safety, and long-term stability on the demand side. C

As of February 25, 2026, the global higher education sector is facing a fundamental shift in student decision-making. For decades, institutional prestige-often distilled into a single numerical ranking-was the primary compass for international student mobility. However, a growing body of data indicates that the "where will I learn?" question is being increasingly eclipsed by the "where will I sleep?" crisis. According to the Keystone Education Group’s 2024 State of Student Re

The global landscape of higher education and professional migration has undergone a fundamental shift, moving from a model of temporary academic exchange to a high-stakes competition for human capital. At the center of this transformation is the Federal Republic of Germany, which has systematically dismantled traditional barriers to entry for international graduates. The cornerstone of this strategy is the 18-month post-study residence permit, a mechanism formally established

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