Infrastructure providers will soon be able to establish operations on behalf of universities in India’s GIFT City, giving institutions the chance to to set up branch campuses without fronting the cash.
India’s recent regulatory changes have opened up a “major platform for collaboration between countries”, the Indian government told UK universities.
Australia’s Deakin University is furthering its offer to students in India with an expansion of its partnership with Symbiosis International.
Australia’s institutions have ambitious aims for continuing their transnational education offerings, but experienced providers have warned of the dangers of trying to make a “quick buck”.
A university in New Zealand has confirmed a significant expansion of programs in Singapore as it faces its most “difficult financial situation” ever.
Japan is said to be exploring opening overseas campuses and courses, according to the country’s department of education.
Opportunity for expansion of Australian TNE delivery at high school level continues to exist in Malaysia but online learning centres pose a ‘real threat’.
Online degrees from foreign institutions will not be recognised in India under proposed guidelines from the country’s higher education regulator.
Australian universities are set to begin teaching in India, but navigating the country’s new regulations requires “all hands on deck”, according to one director.
The government of India is set to officially commence operations of the long-planned Centre of Excellence in Information Technology in Namibia.
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