Category: Education
How the Asian Financial Crisis Led to China’s Massive Graduate Unemployment
A 1999 decision to radically expand higher education enrollment came amid Communist Party fears of social instability — and the repercussions are still being felt.
Asia In-Depth explores the controversies surrounding American universities like NYU that have established campuses in China.
An interview with Chris Livaccari, whose new book touts the many virtues of multilingualism
For three decades, the Chinese government has been sponsoring education for elite Tibetan middle-schoolers, but at a cost to their culture.
The three-time NFL pro-bowler describes how he learned Chinese and how the experience boosted his career as a professional athlete.
Japanese education official Kan Suzuki discusses the challenges of preparing Japanese students for a rapidly changing world.
“The good news is inequality is diminishing. ... The bad news is the remaining inequality makes much more of a difference for people.”
Educational psychologist Kit-Tai Hau discusses how China can bridge the rural-urban education divide, and where global competence falls amid a tough political environment.
Professor Lee Sing Kong discusses what his country is doing to develop "globally competent" students, and why a tide of nationalism cannot win.
Studying in America seems to be transforming Chinese students' political, religious, and social outlooks — but not in a uniform direction.
High UN and OECD officials describe how promoting diversity and 21st century technological skills in students are critical as the world globalizes.
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