Author: MMA Research

When we started on our report for 2020, we had some reservations. What could we expect to glean from the disruption that ripped across the pandemic-ridden world? Since those conditions existed everywhere, it made sense to look at student mobility comparisons between countries. Who lost? Who lost more? Were there any real winners? With the overall size of the pie reduced, was there anyone who really got a bigger slice?

One country, an international education powerhouse, did flex its muscles and it has actually come out better in 2020 compared to previous years. We were surprised by the extent of its gains, especially in India. Kudos if you have guessed the country already but head over to the report to find out for sure.

For decades, the US has been the unchallenged leader in the international student market. And now we are looking at a multi-polar world at least when it comes to international student mobility market in India. Trend lines are changing. Quite apart from the growth in numbers, there is a qualitative shift in the way the market is evolving. Dive into these, and other big and small shifts that are playing out in the market.