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China announces the closure of more than 200 TNE programmes
The Chinese Ministry of Education has approved the termination of 234 Sino-foreign partnership programmes and jointly managed institutions. The closures represent roughly 10% of the 2,342 Sino-foreign cooperative...
Australia: Offshore delivery growing but more slowly than in-country enrolments
New data from the Department of Education and Training (DET) provides an interesting snapshot of the offshore delivery of Australian higher education. The DET report sets out some 2015...
More than 700,000 foreign students now pursuing British degrees outside of the UK
British degrees have long been coveted by international students across the world, and they remain...
India moves to open up international collaboration for universities
India’s University Grants Commission (UGC) announced new regulations on 22 June 2016, since formally published on 13 July 2016, that aim to open up additional links between Indian...
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