WES International Education expert Beka Tavartkiladze reviews Bologna Process-inspired reform in Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan.

Ep 04 - Education Reform in Central Asia

Aditi Kadakia discusses the higher education system in Kenya. 

Ep 05 - Education in Kenya

Jessica Magaziner discusses the education system in France. This is a companion piece to her article in the September issue of WENR.

Ep 08 - Education in France

Alejandro Ortiz discusses a survey that he and his team conducted entitled "Considering Canada: A Look at the Views of Prospective Skilled Immigrants".

Ep 09 - The Future of Canadian Immigration

WES researcher Bryce Loo discusses where Saudi students are opting to study in the US. 

Ep 10 - Saudi Students in the US

Rachel Michael discusses her article outlining the increase of Chinese students studying in Germany.

Ep 11 - The Rise of Chinese Students at German Universities

Rahul Choudaha discusses the mobility patterns and pathways of Indian Engineers to the U.S.

Ep 12 - Indian Engineers in the U.S.

Daniel Swann reviews various three-year degree programs in India and Europe. 

Ep 13 - Three-Year Degree Programs

Jessica Magaziner discusses the Syrian higher education crisis, including global efforts to educate refugees eligible for university study.

Ep 13 - The Importance of Higher Education for Syrian Refugees

Silje Immerstein discusses the education system in Colombia, including student mobility trends and forecasts.

Ep 14 - Higher Education in Colombia

Credential Analyst Daniel Swann discusses his personal experience with higher education in the U.K.

Ep 15 - Education in the U.K.

Kyle Anderson, Assistant Professor of Chinese and Asian Studies at Centre College and the author of this month's feature article discusses Myanmar's transition to democracy and what it means for the future of it's higher education system. 

Ep 16 - Myanmar in Transition

Rasha Faek, a Syrian journalist living and working in Jordan as managing editor of Al-Fanar Media, tells us about the Syrians she’s met who fled home without documents; shares concerns about the implications of lack of access to higher education for a whole generation of young people; and discusses her hopes that a simple placement test could provide a pathway to integration.

Ep. 17 Syrians in Jordan: The difference a document makes

Host Aditi Kadakia discusses trends in international education with experts in the field. 

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