Thursday, August 16, 2007

U.S. universities go global to keep edge

An increasing number of U.S. universities have opened branch campuses overseas to tap new markets, enhance their reputations, collaborate on research and make the world a better place.
University officials say the globalization of higher education benefits the United States. Scientific breakthroughs are occurring all over the world, and participating in this research will help the United States maintain its edge in innovation, they contend. Plus, studying abroad makes American students more prepared for the global economy.
…………..Foreign students have long been a fixture on U.S. college campuses, especially in graduate-level science and engineering programs. [View Full Article]

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