Institute of Education: international student trends
Non-UK enrolment, international share, and the top countries of domicile for students at Institute of Education. Source: HESA/Jisc, 2024/25 release. Part of our UK international student statistics.
Institute of Education enrolled 855 international students in 2014/15, making up 15.1% of the student body.
International enrolment over time
| Year | International students | Total students | International share |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2014/15 | 855 | 5,670 | 15.1% |
Top countries of domicile
| Country | Latest students | Change |
|---|---|---|
| Greece | 75 | +0% |
| China | 70 | +0% |
| United States | 55 | +0% |
| Korea (South) | 50 | +0% |
| Japan | 45 | +0% |
| Canada | 35 | +0% |
Methodology & attribution
Source: HESA/Jisc (hesa.ac.uk). International = non-UK country of domicile. Figures aggregated from country-of-domicile rows and rounded by HESA to the nearest 5, so small counts are approximate. 2024/25 release.
Frequently asked questions
How many international students does Institute of Education have?
HESA/Jisc data (2024/25 release) shows Institute of Education enrolled 855 international (non-UK domiciled) students in 2014/15. The table above shows the year-by-year trend.
What share of Institute of Education's students are international?
International students made up 15.1% of the student body at Institute of Education in the latest HESA release, up from earlier years shown in the chart above.
Is international enrolment at Institute of Education growing?
HESA's provider-level series lets you track whether international enrolment at Institute of Education is rising or falling year over year, shown in the chart above.
Which countries do most of Institute of Education's international students come from?
Greece is the largest source country for international students at Institute of Education, per HESA/Jisc country-of-domicile data. The table above lists the top source countries and how they've changed.
Can international graduates from Institute of Education work in the UK after finishing?
Yes. Graduates of any UK university that holds a Student-sponsor licence, including Institute of Education, can apply for the Graduate visa (2 years for bachelor's/master's, 3 years for PhD) without needing a job offer. To stay longer, a graduate typically switches to the Skilled Worker route with a sponsoring employer.
When is HESA international enrolment data refreshed?
HESA/Jisc publishes "Where students study" data once a year. We refresh this page from the new release shortly after it's published.