Policy & Economy
public policies and economic developments that influence global higher education
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Malaysia’s Ministry of Higher Learning developing new Internationalisation policy, says minister
PUTRAJAYA, July 15 — The Ministry of Higher Learning (MOHE) is developing a new Internationalisation Policy and Higher Education Internationalisation…
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UpYouth working to bring Silicon Valley startup culture to Vietnam
Hanoi (VNA) – UpYouth – the first startup incubator in Vietnam – is intended to bring the Silicon Valley startup culture to…
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UK opens door to world’s top graduates in post-Brexit immigration push
Graduates from the world’s top universities, including Harvard and Yale, will be eligible for visas to work in Britain under a new post-Brexit immigration…
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Malaysia implements five initiatives to address drop in graduates’ marketability
KUALA LUMPUR, May 25 — Malaysia has implemented five intervention initiatives to address the declining marketability of graduates during the…
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Making universities great should be a critical national agenda
That knowledge is power is no longer disputable. Just look at the world economy, which is increasingly knowledge-driven. Businesses that…
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Co-founder & Honorary Chairman of Acer Stan Shih on what Wangdao and Asian Si-vilization are
Hwa Kang Academy is the highest-ranking speech series at Chinese Culture University. Featuring world-renowned experts from academic, governmental, and industrial…
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Structural issues in the labour market – Malaysia
MALAYSIA is set to achieve pre-pandemic economic growth this year but struggles to stay on track due to global headwinds,…
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Younger entrepreneurs are on the rise, seeking more than stability and security
BENJAMIN Wong was 27 years old when he decided to take things into his own hands and become his own boss.…
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Finding jobs for 10.76 million new China college graduates
BEIJING (CAIXIN GLOBAL) – As he wandered among the booths of 78 employers recruiting new graduates at Beijing’s Renmin University…
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Universities must change or lose their place to alternative education providers: OECD education chief
In the third of a four-part series on the changing role of universities, OECD’s education chief Andreas Schleicher talks to The Straits…
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