International education has been a priority for multiple countries all around the world, including in Britain. According to a new study, the British Council \u201cpredicts that by 2024 Britain will add 83,000 international graduate students\u201d to the over quarter million it hosted in 2013. Approximately 44 percent of the students are projected to be from China which suggests Britain\u2019s growing reliance on China. Britain also attracts many students from India and Nigeria and predicts an increase of student visits from those countries.<\/p>\n
Read the New York Times article<\/a> to learn more about what the British Council has to say about the international population and their plans for recruitment!<\/p>\n In addition to our International efforts, St. Petersburg College hosts approximately 200 student from over 50 countries around the world. Click the link to learn more about SPC\u2019s International Programs<\/a>!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" International education has been a priority for multiple countries all around the world, including in Britain. According to a new study, the British Council \u201cpredicts that by 2024 Britain will add 83,000 international graduate students\u201d to the over quarter million it hosted in 2013. Approximately 44 percent of the students are projected to be from … Continue reading International Education on the rise?<\/span>