In conflict zones around the world, the battle for girls' education persists, with numerous challenges hindering their access to quality learning opportunities. The post Caught in the Cross Fire: The Battle for Girls’ Education in Conflict Zones Rages On appeared first on WENR ..read more

Medical education in North America is increasingly being outsourced overseas. Offshore Medical Universities have become commonplace in the Caribbean. Increasing numbers of physicians now receive their basic medical education at overseas schools that have less stringent admission requirements and operate under different regulations and quality assurance standards than medical schools in the U.S. and Canada. The post Medical Education in the Sun: A Guide to the Offshore Education Industry in the Caribbean appeared first on WENR ..read more

Designed and delivered with intention, digital education can form “an integral part of a more inclusive and effective learning ecosystem,” Adam Stepan, director of Columbia University’s Picker Center Digital Educational Group, said in an interview with WENR. The post Embracing Digital Connectivity and Educational Inclusivity: An Interview with Author Adam Stepan appeared first on WENR ..read more

Immersive technologies, particularly virtual reality, could revolutionize higher education. But universities still need to overcome major challenges. The post Immersive Technologies in Higher Education: Universities Journey to a Virtual Reality appeared first on WENR ..read more

This year's IIE Open Doors Report has some very good news for U.S. higher education: International student enrollment in the U.S. continues to recover since its record drop in 2020. The post Good News: International Student Enrollment in the U.S. Continues to Recover appeared first on WENR ..read more

The shift towards virtual mobility has had a profound impact on international education, creating new opportunities and challenges for both students and institutions. The post Shifting Tides: Exploring the Rise of Virtual Student Mobility in International Education appeared first on WENR ..read more

NAFSA's Dr. Fanta Aw discusses the indispensability of diversity, the transformative power of international education, and more. The post International Education in an Interdependent World: An Interview with Dr. Fanta Aw, NAFSA appeared first on WENR ..read more

International student mobility in Africa is surging but few students stay within the region - a development that tends to promote brain drain. The post The State of Intraregional Student Mobility in Sub-Saharan Africa: Prospects for Greater Regionalization? appeared first on WENR ..read more

A new private sponsorship initiative kicked off earlier this year in the United States with the aim of leveraging the services already offered by college and university campuses to enhance and complement the existing resettlement system, with a focus on offering specialized support to refugee students. The post Opening the Gates: Universities to Welcome Refugees Under New Program appeared first on WENR ..read more

In an interview with WES, NYU Steinhardt's associate director of admissions and recruitment reflects on the changing world of international education. The post Creating Authentic Connections: A Q&A with Tom Kleinert, New York University appeared first on WENR ..read more