World-class pathways to world-class universities: the proven formula for success
Typical offshore university partnerships between institutions and universities provide students with a route to one university
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Demand for global education is stronger than ever: a payment study
The process of making tuition payments continues to be a source of stress for students and families
200 days in: the view from a new University President at an IBC in Egypt
Key areas of our academic study will contribute highly skilled graduates with lifelong learning skills to Egypt’s future workforce requirements
What does excellence in education mean in our changing world?
Though the methods of delivery are evolving rapidly we are still in a unique position of trust in our industry. Young people and their families depend on us, and we must never forget that
In order to attract exceptional students, universities need to build pathways to postgrad education
Many prospect students are already thinking beyond their undergraduate degree and carefully considering what postgraduate study opportunities their potential university could offer them
India-UK partnership must be truly bilateral, with talent and resources flowing in both directions
For the UK-India Roadmap 2030 partnership to reach its full potential, efforts around mobility and research will need to be truly bilateral, with talent and resources flowing in both directions and benefiting both countries
What makes an international university, truly international?
International medical schools, such as St. George’s University on the Caribbean island of Grenada, have fully embraced a global approach to health education
Enhance quality of TNE offering with QAA scheme
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
A middle years curriculum designed for evolving adolescent brains
By using Brainwave units at the beginning of the school year, it helps students to build awareness and develop skills in areas such as metacognition and health and wellbeing
Australia at a crossroads: will international students hold out for borders to open?
Australia’s success at containing the virus has come at a price – borders have been effectively closed to international students for well over a year, and there is still no indication of when they will reopen
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