Jasminder Khanna

While branch campuses are a net positive to India’s global education story, international universities must get the fundamentals right for it to be a success story, writes Jasminder Khanna, co-founder of Gresham Global, for The PIE.

Jasminder Khanna, co-founder of Gresham Global, writes in The PIE about the upcoming compliance shake-up facing UK universities.

The honourable vice president of India, Jagdeep Dhankar, recently described the trend of students studying abroad as a "new disease". So, what accounts for Dhankar’s opposition to studying abroad?

Jasminder Khanna's head's still spinning after a tumultuous few weeks for Canadian and Australian intled. But might tighter immigration controls be a good thing for the sector, he ponders?

India's international education ecosystem, which started with a few consultants in the early 1990s, has expanded significantly over the past three-and-a-half decades.