Access and Excellence in Higher Education: Lessons from the California Master Plan
Simon Marginson
January 31, 2018
Modern higher education can be said to have begun in the United States in the
Modern higher education can be said to have begun in the United States in the
Twenty years after its retrocession to Chinese sovereignty, Hong Kong managed to develop more world-class
Perhaps the greatest policy challenge in higher education is that a society’s universities share among
The growth in gross enrolment ratios (GER) in higher education in Southeast Asia reflects an
Many international branch campuses (IBCs) are established by research-intensive universities in their home countries, such
Higher education as a field of academic research became more developed and important in Singapore
Higher education was a key element in the East Asian miracle, the success story of
In an era when economic and trade nationalism is disrupting the multilateral world order, universities
The latest figures from the OECD show that there are currently more than 5 million
The Asian region has figured prominently in studies of international student migration, with scholars highlighting
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Leaders and changemakers of today face unique and complex challenges. The HEAD Foundation Digest features insights and opinions from those in the know addressing a wide range of pertinent issues that factor in a society’s development.
Informed opinions can inspire healthy discussions and open up our imagination to new possibilities. Interested in contributing? Write to us at info@headfoundation