Political and trade tensions between the US and China are deepening, with potential repercussions for Chinese enrolments in American higher education. This week, China’s Ministry of Education warned...
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China unveils new push for excellence in undergraduate programmes
The Chinese government has outlined a plan to reform the quality of undergraduate teaching, courses, and evaluation procedures at its universities in order to improve the employment prospects...
Study argues Australian universities are too reliant on Chinese students
A new paper entitled The China Student Boom and the Risks It Poses to Australian Universities argues that some Australian universities are playing with fire with a growing...
Chinese students are valued in the US, says US Assistant Secretary of State
US Assistant Secretary of State for Education and Cultural Affairs Marie Royce took the opportunity to “clarify misperceptions people have on the US government’s stance on students and...
China’s push to expand vocational education
The Chinese government has designated 100 billion yuan (about US$15 billion) to expand the vocational training system...
More than eight million graduates from Chinese universities this year
China’s People’s Daily newspaper reports that the nation’s universities graduated more than 8.34 million people in summer 2019, up from 8.2 million in 2018. This record graduation rate...
A new study published earlier this month finds shifting patterns of demand among Chinese students planning to study abroad, both with respect to destination preferences and in the...
Over the past three years, there has been a significant rise in the number of Chinese families selecting an international style of education in China for their children....
In a statement earlier this month, China’s Ministry of Education says that total foreign enrolment in the country reached 492,185 international students in 2018. This represents a marginal...
A new report from English Australia and market research consultancy Student Marketing (now Bonard) estimates that a coordinated industry-government strategy could nearly double the number of Chinese students...
Mark Thailand down as the latest Asian market to step up its efforts to attract greater numbers of Chinese students. And the underlying reason is a familiar one:...
So much can change in the span of one year. In early 2018, Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau declared it the “year of China–Canada tourism,” part of an...
A US university has taken out a US$400,000+ per year insurance policy against a significant decline in Chinese enrolment...
A roundup of what seven countries are doing to attract foreign students and to make it easier for them to work after graduating...
There are a number of important factors that are combining to shape Chinese outbound trends...
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