Support from staff ‘often overlooked’ in new TNE ventures
University leaders often forget to ask the most important questions when setting up offshore, summit hears
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Instruction in English ‘often doesn’t work for employment’
Internationalisation is creating new linguistic challenges for universities, as the imperative to attract foreign students clashes with policies to retain them after they graduate
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Hungary’s larger-than-life stature in global HE policy is about to shrink
Péter Magyar is likely to end the funding of foreign influence operations – but ideological control at home will be harder to overcome, says Liviu Matei
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Asian and African students flock to China for STEM degrees
China’s flagship Belt and Road initiative continues to pay off as students from priority regions take up degree programmes, but post-pandemic recovery still ongoing
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Arts education in ‘tremendous’ demand across Asia – LASALLE chief
New president of leading Singaporean arts college discusses how creative industries are helping cities grow and importance of thinking differently and impact of moving into federated model
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As Iran shows, dual-use research risks making campuses military targets
We are witnessing the collapse of the idea that, as civilian institutions, universities should not be targeted in wartime, says Roohola Ramezani
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UK universities ‘foolish’ to bank on overseas student growth
Foreign students no longer a magic bullet for cash-strapped universities as visa changes and pricing wars force leaders to reconsider growth strategies
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Birkbeck to offer business degrees at first campus in India
University of London institution sets up in Bengaluru tech park
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Singapore and Malaysia lead South-east Asia pilot ranking
New ɫºÐÖ±²¥Â analysis on Asean higher education reveals top institutions in rapidly advancing region
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Hong Kong is China’s global science gateway – but it may not remain so
However strong China’s university system becomes, its success will always be partly dependent on international networks, says Futao Huang
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Iran attack threat prompts US universities to take precautions
Campuses in the Middle East viewed as ‘legitimate targets’ by Tehran after its institutions damaged in airstrikes
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South Korean students look beyond US for study abroad options
Japan and Australia becoming more popular options, alongside European destinations
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Dropouts on the rise globally as university participation surges
Graduation rates less than half of enrolment figures as institutions face ‘considerable dropout issue’, Unesco warns
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Demand for MBAs declining amid visa and cost concerns
New survey finds students increasingly tempted to stay at home as quality of global business schools rises
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China hikes research spending as self-reliance remains priority
Long-term investment plans suggest superpower’s economic development becoming ‘subservient’ to technological progress