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The Younger International Student
A rapid growth in the number of international students seeking American high school diplomas creates new recruiting opportunities for colleges.
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The Global Ph.D.
Internationalizing doctoral programs should mean more than recruiting students from other countries, say speakers at conference.
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Instability in Iraq
Once again universities in Iraq are caught in the middle of the conflict.
Hedging Bets
A new report from the Observatory on Borderless Higher Education argues that colleges should consider cross-border operations if they want to secure a spot in fast-changing higher education systems.
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Fighting Plagiarism in Spain
U. of Granada tries to show that there is a path to assuring the integrity of student work.
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U.K. Crackdown on Visa Fraud
The Home Office revokes the right to host foreign students for 3 universities and 57 private colleges and launches a criminal investigation into widespread English language testing fraud at Educational Testing Service centers.
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Top Students Shun Teaching
Teacher training programs in Australia are attracting fewer and fewer of the brightest students entering the country's universities.
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Scholarly Self-Censorship?
As London School of Economics studies its relationships with Chinese institutions, an American scholar issues a warning.
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