International Internationalisation of HE may be accelerating | The increasing wave of nationalist, populist, anti-immigration and anti-globalisation trends in the United States, Europe and countries like Turkey and the Philippines make us wonder if the end of internationalisation is near. Party seeks tighter control of 29 top universities | TheContinue Reading
International No need for a ‘higher education ministry’ | Last month, the Education Ministry revealed that it planned to upgrade its Office of Higher Education Commission (Ohec) into a ministry to lift university standards citing the “crisis in the higher education system”, low rankings of Thai universities, budget restrictions, lowContinue Reading
International Manufacturing internationalisation of higher education | Of the 200 institutions listed in 2016, only 49 are in the 2017 ranking, although the number of institutions listed dropped from 200 to 150. This is understandable because a condition for eligibility was that institutions not only needed to be included inContinue Reading
International Travel ban could signal the start of brain drain | There’s a surprising winner in United States President Donald Trump’s travel ban for people from seven predominantly Muslim countries: research universities in China – and their counterparts in Europe, Canada, Japan, Australia, Singapore and Mexico. HE has a roleContinue Reading
International The role of international faculty in the mobility era | In the era of globalisation, it is not surprising that growing numbers of academics are working outside of their home countries. The imperative of increasing access to university | Higher education, like other established institutions, is being challenged byContinue Reading
