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Higher education re-regionalisation in Asia: an opportunity for regional advancement

The PIE News

This significant re-regionalisation of higher education is set to accelerate, bringing substantial benefits to the continent’s economic development, knowledge production, dissemination, and geopolitical influence. Home to 60% of the world’s population, Asia is projected to see an increase of 500 million people by 2050.

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Korea’s internationalisation drive attracts growing numbers of US students

The PIE News

“The strategic implications of these trends for international education providers are profound,” the report said. . “This shift, from utilitarian to cultural, is a step in a positive direction, reinforcing long-standing efforts by both countries to forge ties based on mutual understanding and cultural exchange.”

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New Zealand’s full post-Covid recovery expected in 2025 

The PIE News

Higher education has seen the largest recovery rate, where international student enrolments are at 86% of 2019 levels. Schools have achieved 60% recovery, with English-language, private training establishments (PTEs) and Te Pukenga (vocational education) reaching 33%, 58% and 52% respectively. billion by 2027.

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Two Community Colleges Recognized for Excellence in Student Success and Equity

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

PHILADELPHIA-- In a significant recognition of their transformative efforts in higher education, Chattanooga State Community College and Southwestern Oregon Community College have been awarded the prestigious Leah Meyer Austin Award by Achieving the Dream (ATD).

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Meeting the Looming Web Accessibility Regulations: The Time to Start Was Yesterday

WCET Frontiers

Department of Education’s Office of Civil Rights. NWHeat (Northwest Higher Education Accessibility Technology) is a partnership between Orbis Cascade Alliance (for libraries) and the Northwest Academic Computing Consortium (NWACC). This post highlights key points from the webinar that was dense with information.

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Walking down the road to Kingdom Come: some steps away from a Higher Education Funding Crisis?

HEPI

John Cater is the longest-serving Vice-Chancellor in UK higher education, having been in post since 1993. And every cost in higher education has increased, except the tuition fee. If we do not have a sustainable sector by the end of this Parliament, for higher education the next decade could be cataclysmic.

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The higher education sector should welcome the new proposals on franchise provision but still act to hold the Office for Students and Ministers to account – by Professor Nick Braisby

HEPI

This blog responding to the Government’s new ‘crack down on rogue higher education operators ‘ has been kindly written for HEPI by the outgoing Vice-Chancellor of Buckinghamshire New University, Professor Nick Braisby. Quality Many delivery partners operate in geographic and demographic cold spots.