1. Flip-flops. The Australian Federal Government will flip to supporting Higher Education and then flop with a cost cutting measure. 2. Tourists. The Americans will be touring Asia much more frequently cutting everyones’ grass. Business lounges and university restaurants will get louder. 3. Scanned everywhere you go....
International education: Higher Education Consulting Group David Wright didn’t need to do much digging to see the business opportunity in international education. From the moment he left his role as vice-president at Macquarie University he was approached by a US university needing help developing its international...
The latest QS world university rankings have been released and, as the estimable Stephen Matchett puts it, universities have been spinning away like a warehouse full of Shane Warnes to demonstrate just how well they have performed. And why shouldn’t they? Higher education is becoming, if...
Higher education providers in the United States can expect strong demand from international students for the next ten years. Why? Because that is the unstated conclusion in three separate market assessments from its main competitors. In the last twelve months, groups in the United Kingdom,...
Foreign universities can now set up campuses and offer degrees in India without having a local partner The Indian government has decided to allow foreign universities to operate independently in their country, set up campuses and offer degrees without having a local partner—a move that finally...
BY: STEPHEN MATCHETT From: The Australian May 13, 2013 8:54AM High Wired Update: Stephen Parker has seen the future and it isn’t scary, just very challenging STUDENT sovereignty isn’t in the future but student-centricity certainly is. Education a la carte: Stephen Parker has seen the future and it...