The January 2011 international education news summary from ACUMA Incorporated is now online and available for download.
Covering news items dealing with education issues both on the international stage, and relating to international students in Australia and New Zealand, ACUMA's January 2011 international education news summary provides links to items including, but not limited to, the following:
- Putera 1Malaysia Club To Open First Overseas Branch In Australia
- UK: Academics make the best university leaders
- India expanding private and vocational education
- Debt fears over rise in student loan interest rates
- International sector reaps record dividend, but crash looms
- The UoW factor
- Indian students in Australia secure: minister
- International Student Volunteers provides a different kind of study abroad
- Collaborate With Chinese Higher Learning Institutes - Hou
- Campus Number Seven? Nottingham University in talks to Open New Campus in Shanghai
- Abolish agents and third-party recruiters
- Uni students rack up massive debt
- Asia: The global university - McDonaldisation?
- Expected National Merger of Student Affairs Organizations Facing Opposition From Within
- La Trobe University in bid to regain overseas students
- Dumbing down of university grades revealed
- Indonesia: Hiccups in our higher education?
- University Mergers Sweep Across Europe
- International students in Australia: their challenges and implications for university counseling services
As with ACUMA's previous monthly international education news summaries, the January 2011 news summary can be downloaded from:
- The ACUMA website at http://www.acuma.org.au
- The ACUMA International Education news pages on Scribd
- The ACUMA International Education news pages on Issuu
