Izzeldin Abuelaish, Founder, Daughters for Life, Gaza / Canada
Education is the light which guides us in times of trouble. It’s the light that shows us our way – not to live in vacuum. And it’s a right! It’s a human right.
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Matthew Prempeh, Education minister, Ghana
“The many more institutions that come to Ghana, the many more opportunities that are offered to Ghanaians”
Simon Nelson, CEO, FutureLearn, UK
“In terms of where this is migrating towards degrees… my belief is this market is rapidly going digital”
Joanna Regulska, Vice Provost of Global Affairs, UC Davis, US
“We want 100% of our students by the time they graduate to have had some form of global and intercultural engagement”
Steve Lewis, Director, European School Bergen, Netherlands
“International students increase the overall standard and reputation of the system, and this benefits everybody”
Henry Tolley, Head Of Business Development, LanguageCert
“Italy sent millions of students to the UK over the last 20 years”
Jing Luan, President, San Mateo Colleges, US
Community colleges also offer a very small classroom setting. Students will be able to assimilate content with a lower level of language.
Janusz Kozinski, vice-chancellor, New Model in Technology and Engineering (NMiTE), UK
Essentially what we are trying to do is build a relatively well balanced student body. But perhaps what really matters to us most is to make certain that we are going to bring (more) female students.
Gabriela Ardito, President, ARSAA, Argentina
I am also a teacher at the Faculty of History, Geography and Tourism… It’s a good combination because my students can get a lot, because I have travelled a lot and I teach them English
Marcel Gérard, Economist, Université Catholique de Louvain
Let us keep the freedom to decide of what a good university is, despite the pressure of mobility.
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