Nick Clark, Editor, World Education News & Reviews Indian students in the United States have historically had a strong preference for graduate-level study, with masters and doctoral students typically outnumbering their undergraduate peers by roughly five to one. In 2009/10, undergraduate students constituted just 14.5…
By WES Staff VIEW WEBINAR ARCHIVE: EDUCATION IN CHINA In the last decade, the number of Chinese students studying abroad has grown exponentially, to the point that most major education-exporting countries now welcome more Chinese students than any other nationality. At the end of 2010,…
By Nick Clark, Editor World Education News & Reviews The number of students crossing international borders to attend institutions of higher education has grown significantly in the last few decades, as have the number of reports that track those trends, both at the national level…
By Nick Clark, Editor, World Education News & Reviews Hong Kong is readying itself for major reforms to its education system that will see secondary school students graduating a year earlier at age 17 and universities offering four-year undergraduate degrees in lieu of British-modeled three-year…
By Ann White, Director, Hong Kong-China, the Institute of International Education CLICK TO ACCESS OUR LATEST PROFILE ON EDUCATION IN CHINA For several years, China has clearly been on course to regain its position as the top source of international students for U.S. institutions of…