The World View

The contemporary Chinese education remains exam-oriented, relying on rote memorization and mechanical drills.

By Qiang Zha

Most of the crucial problems encountered by higher education India could be set right by reforming the prevalent management and regulatory structure at central, state and institutional levels.

By M. Saravanan

Hardly any week goes by without an article on corruption in higher education.

By Goolam Mohamedbhai

Politics exacerbate India’s higher education dilemmas at almost every level of development.

By Philip G. Altbach

​One of the more controversial issues in internationalization is the dominance of English as language of instruction and the dissemination of scholarship.

By Hans de Wit

We are glossing over the more difficult quandaries of international forays much too readily

By Liz Reisberg

Few countries routinely assess the impact and effectiveness of their international scholarship programs.

By Marcelo Knobel

The big news in May in Santiago was the announcement of the "free tuition" plan. Only it's not quite free tuition, and it's still not clear how it will be paid for.

By Alex Usher