According to the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD), the global population of internationally mobile students more than doubled from 2.1 million in 2000 to nearly 4.5 million in 2011. Based on this growth trajectory, the total number may sum up to 5 million in 2014. 380,376 African students elected to study abroad in 2010 (representing roughly 10 percent of the world’s international students), the numbers have grown significantly over the past four years, especially with Africa’s middle class growth, hence more families with more money to spend on education abroad.
As another school year starts, with students all over the world, and indeed Africa – world’s second highest mobile students – leave for their respective schools, Lamudi, the international property portal for emerging markets, has examined the most unique places to study and live overseas.
Karachi, Pakistan
Pakistan’s Institute of Business Management (IoBM) is a leading international institute for educating students in innovation, leadership, management and entrepreneurship. Located in Karachi, a tourist attraction for both domestic and international tourists thanks to its stunning beaches, national parks and historic architecture, the IoBM has extensive links with international education institutes, and provides students with access to top facilities and learning resources.
Bayung, Indonesia
Do you want to spend an unforgettable semester in one of the most stunning locations in the world? Udayana University in Bayung, Bali, gives you the opportunity to do just that. The largest and most renowned university in Bali has 11 faculties, and welcomes students from all over the world to study business, economics, law, languages and tourism, to name just a few. You can enjoy the white sandy beaches, whilst developing your education and learning about Indonesia’s fascinating local culture. Read More Places
As another school year starts, with students all over the world, and indeed Africa – world’s second highest mobile students – leave for their respective schools, Lamudi, the international property portal for emerging markets, has examined the most unique places to study and live overseas.
Karachi, Pakistan
Pakistan’s Institute of Business Management (IoBM) is a leading international institute for educating students in innovation, leadership, management and entrepreneurship. Located in Karachi, a tourist attraction for both domestic and international tourists thanks to its stunning beaches, national parks and historic architecture, the IoBM has extensive links with international education institutes, and provides students with access to top facilities and learning resources.
Bayung, Indonesia
Do you want to spend an unforgettable semester in one of the most stunning locations in the world? Udayana University in Bayung, Bali, gives you the opportunity to do just that. The largest and most renowned university in Bali has 11 faculties, and welcomes students from all over the world to study business, economics, law, languages and tourism, to name just a few. You can enjoy the white sandy beaches, whilst developing your education and learning about Indonesia’s fascinating local culture. Read More Places
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