Regional The University as a Multinational Corporation A new report from the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney Business School looks at how “some universities are considering transforming the branch campus model into fully fledged multinational universities by slicing up the global…
Australia Slump in Enrollments May Have Bottomed Out The Australian professional sector was the most severely impacted by the drop in international enrollments last year, with a decline of 35,000 international students (16 percent) between 2010 and 2011, according to final figures from the Department…
Nick Clark, Editor, World Education News & Reviews The dynamics of internationalization are changing. Many of the students that traditionally would have traveled overseas to study for an international qualification are now pursuing foreign degrees in their home, or neighboring, countries at local institutions through…
Regional New British Council Insight Studies Offer Clues on International Student Motivations Students in key source countries considering graduate education are more likely to use agents than those looking at undergraduate opportunities, according to the latest Student Insight findings, produced by the British Council’s Education…
Rahul Choudaha, WES Research & Advisory Services, Kata Orosz, Li Chang, WES Research & Advisory Services International students aiming to study abroad form a highly heterogeneous group. Differences in academic preparedness and financial resources translate into differences in what information students look for and where…