What is important in the mind of the students, when they decide where to study abroad?Is it the professional quality of the University? Or the universities reputation for taking good care of the foreign students and creating an inspiring international student environment? How important is it that the universities offers a broad palette of courses taught in English to choose from? And what does other factors like a nice climate, cool metropoles or sunny beaches mean, when students decide what foreign country, they want to study in?
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As you can see on the chart, the inflow of students measured as a percentage of students in the host country varies a lot in the different EU-Countries. Luxenbourg and Lichtenstein clearly top the list, but apart from that there doesn´t seem to be any clear patterns.
Picture:www.swedavia.se
As you can see on the chart, the inflow of students measured as a percentage of students in the host country varies a lot in the different EU-Countries. Luxenbourg and Lichtenstein clearly top the list, but apart from that there doesn´t seem to be any clear patterns.
Most popular Erasmus universities
Among among Erasmus Students Spain, Denmark and Italy to the list.
To see the Top 100 for higher education institutions receiving most Erasmus students in 2011-2012 press the link: http://ec.europa.eu/education/erasmus/doc/stat/1112/receiving_en.pdf
In the year 2011/2012 Aarhus University in Denmark was number 6 on the top 100 list of higher education institutions receiving most Erasmus students. In this interview international director at Aarhus University Ulla Gjørling tells, what Aarhus University has done to make the university attractive for students from abroad, and how the university benefits from having international students.
In your opinion, what can countries and universities do to become more attractive for students from abroad?
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