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9 décembre 2015

Can China become a global leader in HE innovation?

By Kirk Perris. Can China become a global leader in higher education innovation? UNESCO seems to think so, and believes Shenzhen is a suitable incubator. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

Strategic international partnerships – The leader’s role

By Alvaro Romo. It is now virtually unavoidable for a university CEO to perform his or her leadership role at a higher education institution without confronting the various aspects, issues and challenges connected with the internationalisation of the institution. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

Six words to sell your sauce

By Margaret Andrews. I spoke at the Graduate Management Admission Council, or GMAC, Asia Pacific Conference in Manila last month about how business schools can stand out from the crowd. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

Applying research in the real world

By Adamu A Ahmed. In the modern Humboldtian university, research pursuits have continued to assume ascendancy the world over. It is self-evident that research creates new knowledge and opportunities, which ultimately serves as a catalyst for the realisation of a knowledge-based society. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

Education strategy fits quest for global influence

By Ye Liu. Recent debates about China have focused on its role in the gradual eastward shift in the global economy. This process was accentuated by the financial crisis of 2007-08 and ensuing recession in the West.
But China’s rapid rise over the past two decades holds significance beyond the economy. As an emerging economic giant it is also becoming an increasingly important geopolitical and cultural force in the world. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

The road to privatisation

By Ly Pham. Alongside the transformation of central planning into a market economy, private higher education institutions have been adopted in Vietnam since 1993 and now account for 19% of the total higher education institutions and 14% of higher education students. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

Defining 'internationalisation at home'

By Jos Beelen and Elspeth Jones. In recent discussions on the internationalisation of higher education, the constant introduction of new terms and definitions has rightly been criticised. Although we are fully aware of this, we consider that the importance of clarifying the concept of 'internationalisation at home' overrides the urge to limit the number of definitions. We have recently proposed a new definition of internationalisation at home. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

Like and share – Using Facebook to reach parents

By Abi Mandelbaum. In terms of social media, Facebook is no longer the new kid on the block. In fact some admissions professionals believe it should be phased out of the student recruitment process for other newer social platforms. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

Study links wealth and power to elite universities

By Nicola Jenvey. New research on the link between wealth and education has characterised the persona most likely to succeed – highly educated, cognitively able and intellectually gifted. Smarter, more educated people tended to be wealthier, gave more and had wider, wealthier and more powerful social networks. Read more...

9 décembre 2015

China catching up on rest of the world – THE BRICS rankings

By David Jobbins. China’s universities are rapidly closing the gap on the top global institutions, compilers of the latest Times Higher Education BRICS and Emerging Economies Rankings say. BRICS is the acronym for Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa. Read more...

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