Indian Students Seeking an MBBS: Why China?
Data from India’s Medical Council indicates rising interest in China among Indian students seeking a Bachelor of Medicine, Bachelor of Surgery (MBBS). What factors are involved?
What Now? Preparing International Students for Health Science Careers Abroad
International health science students often hope to stay and work in the U.S. over the long term. But in an uncertain immigration environment, it remains critical to prepare them for careers abroad. WENR looks at career services strategies for better serving this student population.
Academic Fraud, Corruption, and Implications for Credential Assessment
From contract cheating and plagiarism to the fraudulent licensing of institutions, academic corruption and fraud create very real problems for institutions. We discuss common types of misconduct and effective remedies.
Diploma Mills: 9 Strategies for Tackling One of Higher Education’s Most Wicked Problems
The black market for fraudulent degrees, diplomas, and credentials has enormous economic and social consequences. Despite the wicked nature of the problem, here are 9 strategies for mitigating the negative impact of diploma mills.
Understanding the Causes and Social Costs of Academic Corruption
What global and local macro-trends contribute to corruption in academia? How are individuals, higher education institutions, and civil society affected?