Australia Vocational Sector Sees Big Growth in International Enrollments Australia’s international education market has been buoyed by recent data showing that vocational education and training programs enjoyed growth of 44 percent over the previous year, according to July 2008 statistics released by the government in…
Editorial Note: Web links have been removed from this page due to outdated third-party web content. Regional Erasmus Mundus Budget Quadruples The European Parliament in October agreed to boost four-fold the budget for one of the European Union’s flagship academic mobility programs, which aims to attract…
Bahrain Online University to Open in 2010 Bahrain will play host to an online university, which plans to offer courses to students from the Middle East and Asia, beginning in 2010. The Asia e-University (AeU) is the result of an agreement signed between the Bahrain…
Russia Educating a Generation of Oil and Gas Experts Prompted by concerns that Russia’s higher education system has not been able to keep up with advancements and growth in its oil and gas industries, a new European Union-funded comparative study is being put out to…
By Nick Clark, Editor, WENR With draft legislation governing the entry of foreign institutions into the Indian education market still awaiting attention from the Indian government, universities wishing to legally offer programs in the country can do so only in partnership with an Indian institution,…