International

A former instructor at Southern Utah University's intensive English program raises concerns about the prevalence of plagiarism and low standards for students and instructors.

Facing the problem of fraud, colleges turn to video interviewing services to gain additional information about their Chinese applicants.

Open Doors data show foreign student enrollments are up 5.7 percent and study abroad 1.3 percent. For the first time in more than 10 years, top category of foreign student is undergraduates.

After withdrawing from the Gulf, George Mason plans to branch out once more -- participating in a South Korean university's effort to attract numerous foreign campuses.

American colleges and the State Department jointly set up "American Cultural Centers" at Chinese universities.

Recent incidents bring to light the problem of discrimination against international students.

Inspired by the scale of the Science Without Borders program, universities seize opportunities to expand partnerships in Brazil.

New College of the Humanities, in London, seeks to meld the American liberal arts and Oxford tutorial models. But critics have focused on its £18,000 annual price tag and its corporate structure.

U.S., Canada and European higher ed groups object to prospect that OECD's worldwide measure will be used to rank countries.

At European gathering of international educators, speakers ask, "Where are we headed?"