Study about Internationalization of U.S. Higher Education In a Time of Declining Resources
Executive Summary: The U.S. higher education system is recognized for its leading universities and research centres that rose to prominence in the 20th century as international hubs for researchers and students from around the world. A large and diverse system with 4,409 degree granting institutions, it is currently facing fiscal challenges that many are saying will require systemic reform, or a new normal‘ in the provision of U.S. higher education. A midst this, U.S. institutions, along with universities around the world, are exploring their positions internationally.
While the U.S. through the 20th century became the leading host of international students and researchers with now over 690,000 per year, internationalization of the university is now central within many mission statements. These are demonstrated in overseas branch campuses, study abroad experiences, international research collaborations, hosting international students, internationalizing the curriculum – all being part of the new world of universities. Keep reading…








