WENR, September 2011: Asia Pacific

Australia China Market Trending Down New enrollments by students from China fell 1.2 percent in the year to July, according to data from Australia Education International. This follows a tiny decline in new enrollments for the year to June (0.16 percent) and modest growth in…

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WENR, September 2011: Europe

Regional Using Social Media to Increase International Enrollments The global explosion in access to the internet has had a transformative effect on the way internationally mobile students – currently 3.5 million strong – educate themselves about study opportunities abroad, according to a four-year global research…

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WENR, September 2011: Middle East

Regional Universities from Region Perform Well in New Shanghai Ranking While the top-ranked institutions in the 2011 Academic Ranking of World Universities remained largely in place, there was a fair degree of shuffling lower down in the tables, with universities from the Middle East faring…

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WENR, September 2011: Russia and CIS

Russia Not Enough Students Russian universities are facing a shortage of students for state-funded places this year, due to the economic crisis and a demographic crisis that economists predict could lead to the loss of 100,000 university teaching positions by 2020. Experts at the Russian…

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WENR, July/August 2011: Africa

Kenya Government Task Force Recommends New Education Structure A task force asked to realign Kenya’s education system with the (new) Constitution has proposed sweeping changes to the 8-4-4 system of education. The changes include the introduction of a 6-6-3 system of education: six years of…

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