Global

More universities open degree-granting branches in other countries, and U.S. is not the only player in the game, study finds.

In the early 1990s, the then-presidents of Oberlin College and Stanford University floated the idea that the standard time for...

MIT plan would broaden science requirements, encourage study abroad and curb AP credit -- moves that could be influential nationally.

Johns Hopkins program, seen as pathbreaker for global graduate education, to close -- amid acrimony from former partners.

New Jersey university wins approval from British Columbia to set up campus in Vancouver for students from Asia.

Goucher will begin requiring all of its students to spend at least some time studying in another country.

Degree-granting American campuses in Qatar reflect shift in role colleges play globally -- and efforts in China may be about to take off.

After 25 years with minimal contact, American colleges and academics are rebuilding connections and exchange programs.