IIE publishes report on English-Taught Master’s Programs in Europe

This IIE briefing paper, English-Taught Master’s Programs in Europe: New Findings on Supply and Demand, provides a detailed, data-drive look at the burgeoning growth of English-taught master’s programs in Europe.

The authors, Megan Brenn-White and Edwin van Rest, examine statistics that they have obtained from MastersPortal.eu, an online directory and comprehensive source of information about postgraduate degree programs in Europe. The authors examine the growth of English-taught master’s programs in Europe, including the total number of programs offered by country and academic discipline, their duration, and data on prospective students.

This briefing paper was produced through the recently launched IIE Center for Academic Mobility Research. This Center brings together the Institute’s in-house research expertise with leading minds from around the world to conduct and disseminate timely and relevant research and policy analysis in the field of international student and faculty mobility. The Center provides applied research and program evaluation services to domestic and international governmental agencies, nongovernmental organizations, corporations, and foundations.

If you are interested in further information, please download the full report here.