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Johns Hopkins University in talks to establish India campus

The PIE News

With the National Education Policy , introduced in 2020, promoting transnational education to establish India as a global hub of education, efforts are being made to attract international universities to the South Asian country.

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ASHE Conference Urges Humanization of Higher Education

Diverse: Issues in Higher Education

“If we want to disrupt systemic oppression, we need a model that prioritizes care, empathy, love, authenticity, healing, hope, collectivity, solidarity, and community,” said Gaston Gayles, president of ASHE and distinguished graduate professor and senior advisor for advancing diversity, equity, and inclusion at North Carolina State University.

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Open universities: between radical promise and market reality

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by Ourania Filippakou Open universities have long symbolised a radical departure from the exclusivity of conventional universities. Similarly, Butler (2005) reminds us that the very categories of who counts as human, who is deemed grievable, and whose knowledge is legitimised are deeply political struggles.

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Labour to revive controversial university freedom of speech legislation

The Guardian - Higher Education

Contentious compensation clause likely to be removed after law paused over fears it could protect hate speech UK politics live latest updates Ministers are to revive legislation that aims to protect free speech on university campuses in England but a contentious clause allowing legal claims over compensation is likely to be removed.

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A perspective on the evolving landscape of global higher education

The PIE News

With the New Education Policy (NEP) 2020 promoting global outreach, Indian universities are poised to forge deeper partnerships with international counterparts by inviting foreign universities to establish campuses and encouraging Indian institutions to rise to global standards.

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What next for int’l education after South Korea’s political crisis?

The PIE News

This article examines how the political crisis has disrupted international higher education in South Korea, focusing on five key areas: reputational damage, impact on students from Asia and the Global South, rising xenophobia, heightened student anxiety, and the sidelining of education policy.

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IEAA calls on incoming Australian government for sector support

The PIE News

In the last few weeks, pre-election campaigns have intensified, featuring bold pledges on international education. Current education minister Jason Clare also addressed delegates, defending recent policy changes.

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