Filter & Sort
Too Radical? Or Too Muslim?
University leaders at international conference reject idea that their campuses have become incubators for violence -- and urge governments to stop viewing higher education in this way.
Lingua Not So Franca
While English is on the rise as language of instruction worldwide, experts consider whether it is as universal as some say -- and whether its expansion has downsides.
‘Chaos and Confusion’
Countries with campuses from other nations lack agreement on how to define such arrangements, track data from institutions and assure quality control, report says.
Town-Gown With a Global Twist
Results from a survey of community members' perceptions of international students in a rural Midwestern town suggest there's plenty of room for improvement.
Indicted for Cheating
15 Chinese nationals face charges of an elaborate scheme in which those showing up for standardized admissions tests were not who they said they were -- or who their passports said they were.
Diversifying Study Abroad
At international education meeting, speakers discuss ways to attract nonwhite and low-income students.
End of Branch Campus Boom?
Survey of European universities finds other approaches top their internationalization agendas.
Opinion
What's Next for Europe?
Efforts at cross-country collaboration have in some ways stalled, write Manja Klemenčič and Paul Ashwin. Could focus on teaching and learning reinvigorate the Bologna Process?