The latest issue of International Higher Education explores how universities worldwide are responding to shifts in data governance, national security concerns, expanding private sectors, evolving student mobility patterns, academic publishing ethics, and funding challenges—all reshaping higher education amid geopolitical tensions and digital transformation.
After embracing internationalization for decades, Western nations are now imposing caps, citing security fears and nationalism. Is internationalization over?
As global higher education expands, many mature systems face decline, revealing a stark divide between elite institutions and struggling "zombie" universities.
Japan's higher education is transforming, prioritizing vocational skills and professional management as it adapts to a changing student landscape.
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