1、TOWARDS 2035PROJECTING THE FUTURE OF GLOBAL HIGHER EDUCATIONConclusion and Recommendations40 Contact Us42Strategic Implications for Stakeholders38Executive Summary5 Introduction9Methodology11Future Considerations and Potential Disruptors36Current and Future Global Landscape 12 Case StudiesUnited Ara
2、b EmiratesThe United States242531EXECUTIVE SUMMARYGlobal higher education is continually expanding in scale and financial significance,with 264 million students enrolled in universities currently.Enrolments and income are both projected to grow over the next decade,driven by population rises,nationa
3、l economic developments,demographic shifts and increasing demand for advanced skills.These trends show a sector that is not only growing but also evolving in structure,requiring innovative responses from institutions and governments globally.South Asia is projected to continue being the biggest regi
4、on worldwide in terms of enrolments in 2035(66 million),followed by East Asia(52.6 million),due to both large population bases and rising participation.Sub-Saharan Africa and North Africa are expected to experience the fastest proportional increases by 64%and 60%respectively,reflecting expanding acc
5、ess to HE.Eastern Europe is the only region forecast to decline(-14%).Large-population countries are set to continue dominating enrolment forecasts in 2035,with China and India on top,followed by Indonesia,the US and Brazil.However,growth will not be seen across all systems.The US,despite maintainin
6、g one of the worlds largest HE sectors,is projected to experience a slight decline in enrolments over the next decade.Meanwhile,Pakistan and the UK,although not among the top 10 countries for total enrolments in 2035,rank within the top 10 for absolute enrolment growth between 2023 and 2035.Non-rese
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