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Fear Factor
In wake of high-profile murders at Louisiana State, experts consider the impact on conceptions of U.S. campus safety among prospective international students.
The Business of Branching Out
Maryland college's payment of per-student fee to contractor in Taiwan raises questions about when practices unacceptable in the U.S. are permissible (or not) abroad.
'A Mini-NYU'
The typical model for establishing branch campuses abroad is to offer specialized programs or schools. In Qatar, for instance, Carnegie...
Removing the Language Barrier
As European higher education internationalizes, master's programs taught in English proliferate.
Study Abroad Isn't Just for White Students
It was all busyness and business as usual at Bardoli Global’s Houston headquarters Tuesday when the small staff of four...
Graduate Education, Post-Bologna
Educators consider the impact of the process to "harmonize" European higher education on graduate schools here and abroad.
New Worries on Foreign Students
Analysis of visa trends suggests that renewed optimism about flow of international talent to U.S. may have been premature.
Christian College Grows Roots Abroad
Russian-American Christian University shows both the promise and challenge of foreign expansion.