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The Latin America Higher Education Landscape: 2026 to 2030
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9 October 2026
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What will shape higher education in Latin America over the next five years?
While the region’s young population is expected to decline, demand for higher education is forecast to grow. At the same time, universities are navigating changes in international student mobility, institutional reputation, workforce needs and AI.
The Latin America Higher Education Landscape: 2026 to 2030 explores these shifts and what they could mean for universities across the region.
What does the report reveal?
More than 400,000 international students are expected to study in Latin America by 2030, with growth increasingly driven by students choosing to study within the region.
The report looks at what this changing landscape means for universities, from the importance of reputation and employability in attracting students to the growing influence of AI on institutions and student choices.
Download The Latin America Higher Education Landscape: 2026 to 2030 to explore the trends shaping the future of higher education in Latin America.
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