Internationalization: Unintended Consequences?

Authors

  • Jane Knight

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.6017/ihe.2009.54.8412

Keywords:

Access and Equity, Globalization and Internationalization, Marketization and Commercialization, Private Higher Education and Privatization, Academic Quality, Assessment and Accreditation, Brian Circulation and Brain Drain, Diversity, Ethnicity, and Race, International, education export, public fundin, , Australia

Abstract

International Student Populations have risen dramatically in Australian tertiary education, allowing a drop in the amount required to publicly fund education; however, concerns arise that reliance on international student tuition may adversely effect quality, and a focus on education as industry (and it is currently Australia's 3rd largest export) may skew educational priorities.

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Published

2009-01-07

How to Cite

Knight, J. (2009). Internationalization: Unintended Consequences?. International Higher Education, (54). https://doi.org/10.6017/ihe.2009.54.8412

Issue

No. 54: Winter 2009

Section

Internationalization

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