Your Asia Strategy May Already Be Obsolete
The assumptions that shaped a decade of international partnerships in Asia are quietly unraveling....
Perspectives on International Higher Education
Observations and analysis from the ground, not the conference stage. These posts draw on my experience leading international academic programs across China and Southeast Asia, and cover the operational, cultural, and strategic challenges that don’t always make it into the official reports. If you’re leading or considering a cross-border partnership, this is where I share what I’m actually seeing.
The “Big Four” Are Broken. That’s Not a Problem. It’s an Opening.
For decades, the architecture of international student mobility was simple. Students from India,...
A Quite Shift in Global Student Mobility
For years, China has been central to international student recruitment. That won’t change...
The MOU Trap: Why Most U.S.-China University Partnerships Stall
Here’s the problem:Many institutions sign Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with high hopes but…...