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15 avril 2016

More Students Choose Taiwan for Study and Work

By Elizabeth Koprowski. In 2014, nearly 100,000 international students studied in Taiwan, and Taiwan's government anticipates that the number of foreign students will continue to rise. International students are flocking to Taiwan because of the quality and affordability of the country's institutions, as well as opportunities for scholarships and language acquisition. More...

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15 avril 2016

Australia Wants One Million International Students by 2025

By Elizabeth Koprowski. Yesterday we reported that the Australian government has encouraged 2016 student-visa applicants to apply early because it expects an influx of international students this year. More...

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15 avril 2016

Malaysian Government Launches New Funding Formula

By Elizabeth Koprowski. Until to 2015, 100% of university of funding for Malaysian public universities has come from the government. However, the Malaysian Ministry for Higher Education wants to boost the country's ranking and improve institutional efficiency, and in November 2015, the government announced that starting in the new year 5% of total funding will be reserved and redistributed based on performance ratings. More...

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15 avril 2016

New Zealand Celebrates Increase in Maori Grads

By Joanna Hughes. Maori, New Zealand’s indigenous population, are experiencing unprecedented success in higher education, according to findings from Otago's National Centre for Lifecourse Research. Let’s take a look at the numbers, along with why this news is cause for celebration. More...

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15 avril 2016

Pakistan, Afghanistan agree to collaborate in higher education

The Afghan ambassador thanked the people of Pakistan for hosting three million refugees for over three decades. He agreed that cooperation in the field of education will play a key role in bringing the government and people of the two countries more closer to each other. Both sides agreed to work on a joint mechanism to be finalised with approval of both countries. The HEC chairman also offered help to Afghanistan for improving quality of higher education, curriculum development, teacher training and other areas. More...

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15 avril 2016

One in five of the world’s college students are in China

By Asian Correspondent Staff. CHINA has the largest number of college students anywhere in the world, while one fifth of the world’s college student population live in the country, said a report by its Ministry of Education yesterday.
This tremendous growth in students can only be properly illustrated by comparison to the past: when the People’s Republic of China was born in 1949, college and university students stood at only 117,000. Last year, that number was 37 million. More...

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15 avril 2016

Massive tertiary education shake up on the way

By Daniel Burdon. The move comes in the wake of a Parliamentary Budget Office report this week revealing the government's student loan scheme could involve up to $180 billion by 2025. More...

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15 avril 2016

Australian Government's university deregulation policy comes at steep cost to students, leads to billion dollar budget blowout

By Hannah Evans. The annual burden placed on the budget by Australia's student loans program is expected to dramatically increase over the next decade, thanks to the coalition government’s policy to allow universities to regulate their own fees, a new report released on Wednesday has shown. More...

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15 avril 2016

Higher education revolution off the table, for now

The Turnbull government would much rather deal with university funding as a budget issue than an election issue. It has no stomach for a big fight with the universities now. From that simple fact, several things flow. More...

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15 avril 2016

Taiwan Universities Recruiting More Southeast Asian Students

Taiwan’s high-level education is facing problems of a reducing number of freshmen enrolled each year caused by the decreasing birth rate of the country and brain drain to universities in Hong Kong, Macau, China, Europe and the US. More...

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