International higher education

New report offers recommendations for forming partnerships with universities in rapidly changing country.

At best practices conference, panelists discuss strategies to incorporate international experiences into highly regulated degree programs like air traffic management and nursing.

At gathering of senior international officers, participants discuss the dynamic state of the field. 

An unaccredited California institution lacks approval by the state to operate, but is allowed to enroll international students -- some of whom say the education is seriously substandard.

Seeking to counteract rankings' intense focus on research, the country adapts a European tool that provides data on universities, warts and all.

As Australian universities get into the fund-raising game, an international financier sets the pace with a $50 million donation and encourages others to follow suit.

Students rally against government plans that leave some of them with steep tuition bills and others with requirements not to leave the country.

The International Finance Corporation, a member of the World Bank Group, invests $150 million in Laureate Education, a for-profit higher ed provider.

Author of novel that criticizes universities for failing to prevent cheating himself runs an essay-writing service.

After three years of growth, the number of students seeking places in Australia's universities flattens, similar to patterns seen in the United States.