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All shook up: trying times for Australian TAFEs

...both questionable quality and usefulness. These students are now liable for the full cost of any further training. The extent of rorting was widely exposed by the media;...

Kenya cracks down in sweeping review of higher education quality

...with Jomo Kenyatta University of Agriculture and Technology, University of Eldoret, Technical University of Kenya, Pwani University, Murang’a University College, Multimedia University of Kenya, Masinde Muliro University of...

Canada: Sector survey says collaboration between governments and institutions essential to avoid “long-term damage to the sector”

...a mounting number of Canadian media stories about colleges and universities closing campuses and programmes and letting go of staff as international student numbers plummet. Studyportals registered a...

MBA under pressure: The changing context of advanced business programmes

...will be recognised more formally. The credibility of assembled MBAs and/or business courses delivered online by top schools via MOOCs appears to be on the rise. In 2014,...

More than eight million graduates from Chinese universities this year

...been declining marginally ever since.) In a media briefing in late 2018, China’s Vice Minister of Education Lin Huiqing acknowledged that this year’s graduates would face a more...

Mapping technological change in higher education through 2020

...New Media Consortium/EDUCAUSE Different timeframes for different technologies Focusing on the short term, the greater blending of informal and formal learning is considered to be a major trend...

Industry growth fuels need for new professional standards

...education has become a major economic force and a key export sector in many world markets, we can expect more scrutiny from media, from government, and from our...

Market Snapshot: International student recruitment in Colombia

FAST FACTS Capital: Bogotá Population: 53 million (2024) Youth population: 17% of the population is aged 15–24 Median age: 32.7 GDP: US$386 billion (2024) Currency: Colombian peso (COP)...

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