Turkey is aiming to enrol 200,000 international students by 2023, Turkish president Recep Tayyip Erdogan has said at an event in …
Universities address demand for AI in Japan
Many universities are establishing departments to help foster students in the age of artificial intelligence and big data, which refers …
Career is key motivator for students choosing to study abroad
Better employment prospects and work experience during and after their studies are the key motivators pushing prospective students to look …
Student exchange, staff mobility still gaining popularity
The German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) supported more academics and students in 2018 than ever before, with figures peaking at …
Erasmus+ helps universities to become more innovative
New evidence shows that Erasmus+, the European Union’s student and staff study and exchange programme, makes students more successful in …
Uni rankings wane as value of student peers grows
Teaching quality and testimonials from peers are top of mind for prospective international students, while rankings seem to be losing …
UK universities lose grants and staff as Brexit uncertainty grows
Leading academics express doubt about UK government’s ability to underwrite large EU funding packages Leading professors have warned that uncertainty …
Automation will make huge demands on universities
Australia’s surging economy is facing its biggest upheaval as automation eliminates jobs across the business and manufacturing sectors. Researchers say …
US: First-year online pathway program launched
Three US institutions have joined forces with online course provider StraighterLine and education management business Campus3 to create a ‘First-Year …
Dearth of evidence of value of international cooperation
Transnational cooperation in teaching and research has historically been at the core of internationalisation activities in higher education institutions. National …