Demographic trends and the internationalisation of higher education: Emerging challenges and prospects

Universities in Change: Managing Higher Education Institutions in the Age of Globalization

Volumn , Issue , 2013, Pages 59-74

  Nellis, Joe ^a   Slattery, David ^a  

^a CRANFIELD UNIVERSITY   (United Kingdom)

Author keywords

[No Author keywords available]

Indexed keywords

EID: 85028042340     PISSN: None     EISSN: None     Source Type: Book    
DOI: 10.1007/978-1-4614-4590-6_4     Document Type: Chapter

References (20)

1. Altbach PG (1998) Comparative higher education: knowledge. The University and Development, Greenwood
2. Bennell P, Pearce T (2003) The internationalisation of higher education: exporting education to developing and transitional economies. Int J Educ Dev 23:215-232
3. Bloom DE, Canning D (2005) Global demographic change: dimensions and economic significance, Havard Initiative for Global Health, Working paper number 1, www.hsph.havard.edu/pgda/working/working_paper1.pdf
4. Collis B, van der Wente M (2002) Models of technology and change in higher education, center for higher education policy studies, http://purl.org/utwente/44610, Dec 2002
5. IAU (2003) Internationalisation of higher education practices and priorities: 2003 IAU survey report. International Association of Universities, Paris
6. King K (2009) Education, skills, sustainability and growth: complex relations. Int J Educ Dev 29:175-181
7. Knight J, De Wit H (1997) Internationalisation of higher education in Asia Pacific countries. European Association for International Education, Amsterdam
8. Knight J (2003) Internationalisation of higher education practices and priorities: 2003 IAU survey report. International Association of Universities, Paris
9. Little AW, Green A (2009) Successful globalisation, education and sustainable development. Int J Educ Dev 29:166-174
10. McKinsey (2008) Making talent a strategic priority, the mckinsey quarterly, Jan 2008 www.mckinseyquarterly.com
11. Mizikaci F, Baumgartl B (2007) Demographic trends and risks for european higher education. Int High Educ 47:15 Spring
12. Office of National Statistics (2008) The pink book, page 50 and Table FJDD, www.statistics.gov.uk, London
13. Russell M (2008) The age of uncertainty, times higher education, 20 March 2008
14. United Nations Economic and Social Council (2007) World demographic trends, Report no. E/ CN.9/2007/6, www.un.org, New York, 10 Jan 2007
15. Solomon T, Akerblom M, Thulstrup E (2003) Chemistry in the developing world. Analytical Chemistry, pp 107-113
16. Teichter U (2004) The changing debate on the internationalisation of higher education. High Educ 48(1):5-26
17. Thompson J (2001) Towards a model for international education. In: Hayden M, Thompson F (eds) International education. Principles and Practice, Routledge
18. Universities UK (2008) Higher education in facts and figures, www.universitiesUK.ac.uk, London
19. World Bank (1993) World bank policy research report 1993: the east asian miracle: economic growth and public policy. Oxford University Press, New York
20. World Bank (2007) Development and the next generation, Report no. 35999, www.worldbank.org, Washington