internationalisation of higher education
Internationalisation and focus on student recruitment increasing among US colleges
A new tracking study of internationalisation within US colleges finds a growing emphasis on international...
Internationalisation of Chinese education entering a new phase
China’s higher education system continues to expand at a breakneck pace. Enrolment levels and participation rates are all trending sharply upward, and the system continues...
More countries moving to internationalise higher education
A new study aims to provide a detailed snapshot of the countries that are “best engaged” in internationalising higher education, and, by extension, those that...
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Brazil marks a second year of strong growth https://t.co/pOutkhBBd0 https://t.co/zBnRuap0gp - 5 days ago
The number of students going abroad from #Nepal has roughly doubled in the last five years https://t.co/pN5otPgSiV… https://t.co/lOEwBDOM60 - 5 days ago
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Australia’s international education exports grew by 22% in 2017 https://t.co/kZJQgO5ZPr https://t.co/kqArrexF5i - 6 days ago
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