Global International Student Survey 2022

The global edition of the world’s largest survey of prospective international students – the 2022 QS International Student Survey – is now available to download!

Understand the plans, priorities and preferences of more than 110,000 prospective international students from across the globe: from their degree of interest in the sustainability practices of an institution, to the influence parents have on their decision-making.

Topics covered in the 2022 global edition include:

  • Interest in new ways of learning
  • How universities can embrace their social and environmental responsibilities
  • Graduate outcomes and finding employment
  • Student decision-making in priority markets
  • External influences on candidate decision-making

Complete the following form to download your copy now.

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