5 Ways AI is Transforming the International Student Mobility Ecosystem
Crossing a border to learn has always required passing through a gate, and the gate has always changed shape rather than disappeared. Once it was a letter of introduction and a great deal of luck. Today it is an application portal, a visa interview, a credibility check, an agent’s recommendation. What has changed is not whether the gate exists, but who, or what, decides how it opens.
Technology amplifies the intent of whoever builds and deploys it, and the same tools that widen access can just as easily be tuned to extract value from families who can least afford it.
UNESCO’s latestfigures put the number of internationally mobile students at roughly 7.3 million in 2024, nearly triple the figure from two decades ago, with mobility projected to approach 9 to 10 million by 2030. India has overtaken China as the single largest sourceof these students, sending an...
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