About the Episode
Karin Fischer, a senior writer on international education at The Chronicle of Higher Education, offers an expert perspective on the challenges and solutions for recruiting international students to American higher education institutions.
Takeaways:
- Colleges and universities have had to reevaluate the value and purpose of international education in the face of changing global dynamics.
- International enrollment is on the rise, but the makeup of international students has shifted dramatically.
- Colleges need to adapt their support services to meet the unique needs of international students, including career services with cultural and visa law knowledge.
- To make American higher education more accessible to students from all socioeconomic backgrounds, institutions need to prioritize equity and explore alternative models such as online education and transnational programs.
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