Australian Transnational Higher Education

Rethinking the Value Proposition

Authors

  • Fion Choon Boey Lim Charles Sturt University

Keywords:

East Asia and Pacific, Australia, transnational higher education (TNE), transnational education

Abstract

Australian international higher education is facing a crisis as visa approval rates plummeted in 2024, affecting institutions and potential students. The higher education sector faces the gloomy uncertainty of a cap to be introduced on international student enrollments. The Australian government has urged higher education institutions to set up more offshore delivery. However, the business-as-usual approach is no longer effective or desirable. Institutions need to rethink their value proposition of transnational higher education.

Author Biography

Fion Choon Boey Lim, Charles Sturt University

Fion Choon Boey Lim is associate professor and associate dean at Charles Sturt University, Sydney, Australia. E-mail: clim@csu.edu.au.

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Published

2024-11-17

How to Cite

Lim, F. (2024). Australian Transnational Higher Education: Rethinking the Value Proposition. International Higher Education, (120). Retrieved from https://ejournals.bc.edu/index.php/ihe/article/view/18451

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No. 120 (2024): Fall Issue

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