“The potential is huge” – Indonesia’s TNE and outbound market
Universities are setting their sights on Indonesia as a transnational education destination, while agents suggest the outbound market has rebounded after the pandemic.
Universities are setting their sights on Indonesia as a transnational education destination, while agents suggest the outbound market has rebounded after the pandemic.
The Quality Evaluation and Enhancement of UK Transnational Higher Education scheme will help participants enhance the quality of their offering through continuous improvement, by gaining insights into overseas markets, and through shared best practice
Contract cheating may have been exacerbated by the Covid-19 crisis, but some new national initiatives aim to broaden awareness while ICAI stakeholders are coming together for an International Day of Action and registrations have soared.
The UK Quality Assurance Agency for Higher Education has signed an agreement with the Commission for Academic Accreditation in UAE to open opportunities for further collaboration.
UK universities have endorsed a countrywide approach to the quality enhancement of TNE to help to foster good learner communities.
UK TNE provision in Malaysia has been praised as both relevant to the local market and employment needs, and meeting the UK quality expectations.
Three organisations have launched a consultation on the UK's TNE offer with the aim of exploring how it can be delivered most effectively.
Transnational education in Nigeria has "huge potential", and new TNE ventures beyond open and distance learning are expected to take off as the country stabilises, a QAA report has noted.