The World View

Russian academic authorities have to reconsider questions of what constitutes scholarship.

By Ararat L. Osipian

At elite Chinese high schools the counseling market has been largely dominated by agents and they are often at the root of many unethical practices.

By Xiaofeng Wan

The Capes-PrInt is a new attempt at internationalization that comes with a smaller budget than Science Without Borders, but with more strategic goals.

By Roberto Arruda

The language of instruction and most national journals in Brazil is Portuguese, so the country loses essential points.

By Kelber David Tozini

It is inconceivable to imagine higher education in many countries in Africa without the involvement of private higher education.

By Wondwosen Tamrat and Damtew Teferra

Asia now accounts for 36 percent of the world’s non-U.S. liberal education programs.

By Noah Pickus and Kara A. Godwin

Secondary effects of the internationalization in India are realized in two ways: foreign students from different backgrounds interact and influence each other; foreign students and members of the local community have a mutual impact on one another.

By Tatiana Belousova

Special “education zones” in different regionswill help India not only attract international students, but perhaps curb the outflow of Indian students.

By Rashim Wadhwa