The UK still needs to sort out student mobility
Nic Mitchell says the challenges to getting more UK students to study or work abroad are similar to
when he started blogging about student mobility 9 years ago.
Tag: Germany
Stormy times for international student mobility
International higher education faces a decade of uncertainty with the predicted rise in student mobility at risk as young people become increasingly worried about climate change
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The rise of English-taught degrees abroad
ONE of the big education stories of our times is the drive towards ‘internationalisation’ by...
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What’s driving the urge for universities to merge?
Universities across Europe are talking about merging or forming alliances and concentrating...
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What can we learn from U-Multirank 2015?
The new global university rankings recently released by the European Commission funded U-Multirank...
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‘Reward scientists who can communicate with the public’
A German think tank is recommending rewarding scientists who are good at engaging with the public...
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Reciprocity should be key to study abroad flows
NIC MITCHELL previews another step on the road to getting more British students to study abroad...
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A warm Euro welcome – and in English, too!
Times Higher Education published a story on 10 October about continental European universities...
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Is Sweden recovering from the international student crash?
Swedish universities are looking to build on the first signs of recovery in the international...
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Getting more UK students to study abroad!
Anne-Marie Graham, head of the UK Higher Education International Unit’s new Outward Student...
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Stormy start to 2013 for German higher education
A new series of occasional blogs on higher education trends in different countries and issues...
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