Long-Cycle Professional Medical Programs Explained
One-fifth of all active doctors in the U.S. and Canada are trained overseas. This article provides a brief overview of the long-cycle medical programs many of them followed.
Franchise and Validation Programs: Opportunities and Challenges in a Post-pandemic World
More and more, life’s daily activities can be conducted at a distance. Franchise and validation programs could even allow a university education to be delivered across borders.
Mired in War, Ukraine Starts a New Academic Year
University students in Ukraine continue to struggle, and international students forced to leave because of the war encounter barriers in their own homelands. But those who are seeking to attend university in the United States have found support at many of the country’s academic institutions.
The War in Ukraine Raises New Questions About How Best to Support Affected Students
Ensuring that Ukrainian refugees have the freedom to access all levels of education will be particularly important. Still, refugee students at the higher education level often face an uphill battle when trying to enroll in universities in their host countries.
Avoiding a “Lost Generation”: Lessons from the Syrian Refugee Crisis
Despite the important role higher education plays in enhancing refugees’ life chances, providing higher education in particular is still not a priority.