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Schools in the region are expanding and offering students exposure to some of the world’s fastest-growing markets. Plus: China’s business education reform; a look at paternalistic leadership and Australia’s aim to draw back international students
Pandemic exposes over-reliance on overseas revenues, especially from China
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What schools and alumni data in the region reveal
Regional rivals set to benefit as number of overseas students slides
Understanding the approach will help them to develop better international partnerships
China and India export larger numbers of students but pandemic restrictions crimp expansion
Mandatory courses on policy and geopolitics come as Beijing seeks to recast the country’s economy
A fancy education is not required to realise some universities will go on fudging numbers to stay ahead of rivals
Avoiding the student loan system will benefit graduates for decades to come
Looking at how the Covid-19 pandemic has exacerbated the learning crisis around the world and exploring innovative ideas and experiments to improve the quality of education for children in low and middle-income countries
Recommendations for the UN’s education summit
Interventions have been limited, stymying students’ ability to advance. But pioneering programmes are emerging
Admissions to high-ranking institutions fall by 12.2% as funding pressures take toll, say analysts
Food insecurity and inflation add to setbacks for children experiencing poverty, experts warn ahead of UN summit
UAE directive on discussing homosexuality in schools has sent a chill through English-language teaching community
What the data tell us about basic schooling, funding and policymakers’ priorities
If developing countries prioritise improving outcomes, the demographic dividend will last decades
Union announces largest ever industrial action to hit further education sector
Oak National Academy takeover threatens ‘mass sector contraction’, say providers of teaching resources
The walkout by staff over pay and the funding of institutions highlight the government’s financial frailties
Providers must balance demand for international study travel with pressure to be greener
The continent’s business schools lead but global competition is growing
In tough economic times, tech businesses need focus and profitability as well as growth
Expert advice, from whether to sit an entry test to research to applications and interviews
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