A Brief Critique of Australian and American Approaches to Qualification Verification and Authentication By George Brown VIEW UPCOMING WEBINARS ON POPULAR COUNTRY SYSTEMS OF EDUCATIONIntroduction Credentials are everywhere, and are important signifiers of an individual’s competence and/or bona fides. Each day, we use PIN numbers…
By Robert Sedgwick, Editor WENR VIEW UPCOMING WEBINARS ON POPULAR COUNTRY SYSTEMS OF EDUCATIONA number of articles have appeared in the press as of late bemoaning the first downturn in international student enrollments in the U.S. in more than 30 years. Much of the concern…
International Student Recruitment Since 9/11 Part II: It’s a Jungle Out There byMarjorie S. Smith, Associate Dean and Director, International Student Admission, University of Denver VIEW UPCOMING WEBINARS ON POPULAR COUNTRY SYSTEMS OF EDUCATIONS ince the terrorist attacks of Sept. 11, 2001, university recruiters have…
by Joseph J. Hindrawan VIEW UPCOMING WEBINARS ON POPULAR COUNTRY SYSTEMS OF EDUCATIONIn the immediate aftermath of the terrorist attacks of September 2001, it was widely anticipated that the international student recruitment effort of U.S. colleges and universities would suffer a grave setback. It was…
by Robert Sedgwick Editor, WENR VIEW ARCHIVED WEBINAR ON CANADAE ducation in Canada differs from province to province, owing largely to the country’s regionalism and binational (French and English) character. In contrast to the French-speaking province of Quebec, Ontario’s system of education has been strongly…