Universities in Exile: Somaliland, Belarus, and Ukraine
Entire educational institutions can be forced to relocate due to social and political change. How is this happening now and how can we help?
Could Germany’s Vocational Education and Training System Be a Model for the U.S.?
Germany has one of the most productive workforces in the world. The country’s vocational education and training system may provide insights for the U.S., where interest in formalized workforce training is gaining steam.
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.
Georgia: A Post-Soviet Model for Fighting Academic Corruption
In post-soviet Georgia, policy reform has virtually extinguished bribery and other forms of corruption in public services, including higher education – an achievement that could serve as a model for other post-Communist countries.
Central European University: An Exceptional Moment for Hungary, and for International Higher Education
Hungary’s Central European University (CEU) is a small but bright tapestry, a candidate for the title of “most international university” in the world—an enterprise now under siege thanks to restrictive new education laws. CEU Provost Liviu Matei and research fellow Kata Orosz report.