By Yojana Sharma. University leaders across the Asia-Pacific and the Americas will be meeting in Taipei, Taiwan, on 24-26 June to discuss responses to common issues in an era of geopolitical and technological uncertainty and change. More...
By Yojana Sharma. As China tightens ideological control of universities, an increasing number of university teachers in China have been suspended or fired after students informed on them for making politically inappropriate remarks in class. More...
Surveys on internationalisation of higher education are conducted at national and regional levels by different national and international organisations. Their results provide useful insights on internationalisation trends in different parts of the world. However, none of them provides a holistic approach at global level. More...
By Jan Petter Myklebust. The South Africa-Sweden University Forum or SASUF – a major internationalisation project aimed at strengthening education, research and innovation ties between the two countries – kicked off with a seminar hosted by the University of Pretoria in South Africa and some 30 satellite gatherings in 12 South African cities involving more than 1,000 local and 67 Swedish participants. More...
By Kalinga Seneviratne. With one of the world’s lowest fertility rates, Singapore is seeing falling student numbers. But the key role of universities in the government’s lifelong learning initiatives could mean that Singapore's universities will be less affected by declining numbers than those in other countries in Asia with declining populations, like Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. More...
By Marguerite J Dennis. International higher education is a big business. In 2015-16 international students contributed US$32 billion to the world economy and that amount is projected to reach US$1 trillion over the next decade. More...
By Denise Jackson. Work integrated learning helps prepare students for the world of work. It involves students collaborating with industry and community partners as part of their degree programme. More...
By John K Hudzik, Bernhard Streitwieser and Francisco Marmolejo. Higher education internationalisation is not dead, nor dying, but under significant pressure to change. These are the conclusions of a panel of three of NAFSA’s five current Senior Fellows who presented at the recent 2018 conference of NAFSA: Association of International Educators on 30 May and who co-authored this article. More...
By Nader Habibi and Gholamreza Keshavarz Haddad. In recent years Iran’s labour market has failed to generate adequate employment for the growing number of university graduates. As a result, not only has the unemployment rate among university graduates sharply increased, but a growing number of university graduates who have found employment are working in occupations that do not require university skills. More...
By Tatiana Belousova. ‘South to South’ student migration has, arguably, different ‘push and pull’ factors compared with ‘North to North’ (or ‘South to North’) migration. In the former, international students are driven by incentives such as geographical proximity, low fees and cultural similarities. More...
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