Mainland Europe seizes edge in global student race

European universities are increasingly attracting international students as restrictions and high costs make UK and US institutions less appealing. This shift highlights the competitive edge of continental universities, which are now seen as more accessible alternatives. The trend underscores a broader global re-evaluation of where students choose to pursue higher education, with implications for international relations and economic ties. For aspiring students, this means considering a broader range of institutions that offer quality education at potentially lower costs.