New trends in international education export
Abstract
The article looks into new trends in the field of education export and strengthening competition at the international educational services market. Countries that traditionally supplied student for international education market started to attract students from abroad. National strategies of China, South Korea, Malaysia aim at increasing the number of international students. At the same time leading exporting countries soften migration laws in order to support the increase of international students coming to their universities. In this context Russia has not yet come up with a program for Russian education promotion whereas new enrollment campaign is threatened by geo-political and financial situation.
About the Author
G. A. Krasnova
Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration
Russian Federation
Russian Federation
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Krasnova G.A. New trends in international education export. University Management: Practice and Analysis. 2015;(2):27-34. (In Russ.)
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