Recruitment, Enrollment, and Advising

Using Agents to Recruit International Students: A Settled Issue?

In April 2017 the Middles States Commission on Higher Education proposed new language to its existing policy on recruitment that would prohibit Middle States-accredited institutions from using incentive-based compensation for recruiting international students.

Credential Survey of Transnational Education

IEM Spotlight Newsletter, Vol. 14, Issue 4 - April 2017 By: Aleksander Morawski, Foreign Credits Inc. Credential Azusa Pacific University Foreign Credits Inc. International Education Research Foundation Master of Science (EuroAquae) –

Transnational Education With a Collaborative Stance: The Profile of German TNE

IEM Spotlight Newsletter, Vol. 14, Issue 4 - April 2017 By: Susanne Kammüller, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) In recent years, Germany has come forward as a major, distinct actor within the transnational education (TNE) sphere. As in other countries,

Transnational Education: Northeastern University’s Offshore Graduate

IEM Spotlight Newsletter, Vol. 14, Issue 4 - April 2017 By: Vasiliki Goudanas Mavroudhis, Northeastern University Transnational education (TNE) can take on various forms of delivery. For some people it might mean teaching partnerships, for others it might entail branch

Transnational Education: A Primer for Evaluators and Admissions Officers

In the international education sphere, “mobility” is a term that initially calls to mind the movement of students. However, advances in technology

IEM Spotlight - April 2017

This year, we are taking a detour from our country-based approach and instead focusing on key areas of interest within IEM. We begin the year with a focus on transnational education (TNE), which has become an increasingly critical aspect of the internationalization of higher education.

Using Veteran's Benefits for Education Abroad

With the increase in veterans entering the higher education system, more veterans are approaching education abroad offices to use the benefits of the GI Bill (as well as other military benefits) to enroll in programming.

Understanding IEM in a Climate of Change

Given the current changing perceptions of the United States as a welcoming country to international students, many in the international enrollment management community may be facing challenging times as they travel abroad to recruit new international students and speak to