By Hans Bernard. Education Tauranga regional manager Anne Young identified her future career path early in her life.
When she was growing up her father John Cronin - a long-serving Tauranga councillor - was involved with bringing overseas delegations into the Bay of Plenty. "That was what got me interested in the whole international thing and it just carried on from there," she said. More...

By Hans Bernard. The National University of Science and Technology (NUST), MISIS Russia has hosted the opening ceremony of the African student union. The idea of the body is to unite all students from African into a common bloc. More...

By Chen Huizhi. At Antai College, the number of business students enrolled in the Master of International Business program has increased by 800 percent over the past three years, and the college said a survey indicated that 80 percent of its approximately 100 students hoped to stay in Shanghai to work. More...

By Minter Ellison. The globalisation of higher education brings providers in direct contact with the complex network of rules governing international trade in services and foreign investment, including multilateral, plurilateral and bilateral free trade agreements and investment treaties. One such agreement is the recently signed Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement (TPP) is highly relevant to Australian higher education providers considering operating overseas, particularly in key South East Asian markets such as Vietnam, Malaysia and Singapore. More...

By Peter McGuire. Cash-strapped third-level institutions have increasingly come to rely on fees from foreign students, but this strategy is not without risk. More...

By Lidar Gravé-Lazi. In recent years a new age of globalization of higher education has Israel looking east, and forging unprecedented education collaborations with China. More...