How Well Do Foreign-Educated Nurses Integrate into the U.S. and Canada?
How can institutions better prepare internationally educated nurses for successful integration into U.S. and Canadian employment markets?
International Education in a Difficult and Uncertain U.S. Political Environment
The travel ban fiasco and other actions out of Washington have damaged U.S. higher education, and shaken the long held perception among students, their parents, and others of the United States as an open and welcoming country for international education.
Higher Education’s Role in National Refugee Integration: Four Cases
The importance of providing refugees from Syria and elsewhere opportunities to continue and complete higher education is clear to many countries. We look at 4 examples of national refugee integration.
Community Colleges: An Unexpected On-Ramp for International Students
More than nine percent of all international students in the U.S. attend community colleges. WENR examines enrollment trends, the challenges and benefits of internationalization at community colleges, and practical strategies for both two- and four-year colleges seeking to build on the trend.
Do Systemic Mobility Constraints Impose Limitations on 100,000 Strong Goals?
Across Latin America, degree recognition failures are common. US HEIs should understand systemic constraints, to help students & recruit more effectively.