Curriculum Reform in Chinese Secondary Education

By Kevin Lam, Credential Evaluator (China Specialist), World Education Services The theoretical foundation for the current educational system in China may be traced to the “Decision on the Reform of the Educational Structure”, a decree issued in 1985 by the Central Committee of the Chinese…

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Reforming Indian Higher Education, A Step in the Right Direction

By Kanika Tandon ACCESS OUR LATEST PROFILE ON EDUCATION IN INDIAThe much-talked about Yashpal Committee report on Renovation and Rejuvenation of Higher Education released in June, 2009, comes as a boon to India’s ailing higher education sector. Its key recommendations – having one regulating body…

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National Higher Education Internationalization Strategies

By Nick Clark, Editor, World Education News & Reviews The audit, evaluation, and investigative arm of the U.S. Congress released a report in April looking at the funding and marketing of U.S. higher education abroad, and how those efforts compare to those of other major…

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The Bologna Process: A Significant Step in the Modularization of Higher Education

By Lloyd Armstrong, University Professor, University of Southern California Modularization is critical to the success of industrial globalization because it enables global maximization of the production process by utilizing “best” producers of different modules. There are certainly components of cross-border higher education that can be…

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Opportunities for Foreign Education Providers in India

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,…

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