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Here Nuffic staff and external experts provide background information on current events and analyse ongoing developments in international higher education.

Scholarships forever?

Posted by Ad Boeren at Jun 27, 2011 12:00 AM |

The purpose of scholarship programmes

The Learning Agreement: still essential? How to set up and measure quality abroad

The Learning Agreement: still essential? How to set up and measure quality abroad

Posted by Hendrik Jan Hobbes at Jun 10, 2011 10:00 AM |

Both the quality of Erasmus mobility and the recognition of credits remain returning topics when it comes to international credit mobility. There are several tools and initiatives that try to look into these matters. Some are older, like the Learning Agreement, some are younger, like recent mapping, benchmarking and quality assurance initiatives.

Emerging higher education hubs

Emerging higher education hubs

Posted by Mtinkheni Gondwe at Apr 28, 2011 10:05 AM |

Upcoming providers of international higher education in the developing world.

Quantity or quality in internationalization of higher education?

Quantity or quality in internationalization of higher education?

Posted by Adinda van Gaalen at Aug 29, 2010 10:00 AM |

In an effort to secure public attention, and possibly funding, attention of Higher Education management seems to focus on quantitative aspects. Although accreditation still plays an important role in informing the public about the quality of higher education, rankings have gained a lot of attention over the past few years.

Education development in Africa: the first 50 years of independence

Education development in Africa: the first 50 years of independence

Posted by Mtinkheni Gondwe at Aug 20, 2010 10:00 AM |

Forty-six of Africa’s 52 countries achieved independence from colonial rule between 1960 and 1966. It is 2010, exactly 50 years after the first ululations (uhmmm ... declarations) of independence were proclaimed. Time to celebrate!

Fond friends or hungry dragon? China’s increased higher education collaboration with Africa

Fond friends or hungry dragon? China’s increased higher education collaboration with Africa

At the end of August, government leaders from China and South Africa announced that they would advance bilateral cooperation in a range of areas, including higher education and scientific research.

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