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Higher Education and Public Diplomacy

Higher Education and Public Diplomacy

Earlier this month the president of Cornell University, David Skorton, published an excellent essay in the Huffington Post on the role that higher education can – and should – play in public diplomacy (full essay is here).  I have written about how higher education is often overlooked in current analyses of public diplomacy (the focus […]

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U.K. Universities Competing for U.S. Undergrads

U.K. Universities Competing for U.S. Undergrads

The Wall Street Journal recently ran an article on a small but growing number of U.S. students applying to British universities – not as study abroad but as their home institution.  The article is here.   U.S. high school and transfer students are looking at colleges outside the country as the price of an American college […]

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Studying Global Higher Education

Studying Global Higher Education

This year the University at Albany’s (SUNY) Department of Educational Administration and Policy Studies created a new organization focused on global higher education.  The Cross-Border Education Research Team (C-BERT) is co-directed by faculty members Jason Lane and Kevin Kinser.  Here is what they say about their mission and focus: Over the past two decades, there […]

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