IIENETWORKER MAGAZINE Fall 2007 Theme: National Policies for International Education FEATURES Investing in our Future: Reaching Underserved Audiences through International Academic Exchanges By Marianne Craven, Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, U.S. Department of State IIENetworker University Presidents Interview Series: Ruth Simmons, Brown University National Policies for International Education By Daniel Obst, Institute of International Education Project Atlas: A Coordinated Approach to Measuring Global Student Mobility By Robert Gutierrez and Rajika Bhandari, IIE KNOWLEDGE NETWORKS New Zealand Achieving a Wider Vision for International Education in New Zealand By Claire Solon and Deborah Tennet, New Zealand Ministry of Education Australia Engaging the World: A Look at Australia’s International Education Policies By John TW Hayton, Australian Education International (AEI) United Kingdom The UK’s International Education Strategy By Colin Beaver, British Council Singapore Singapore: The Global Schoolhouse By the Singapore Economic Development Board and the Education Services Division of the Singapore Tourism Board Poland An International Education Policy for Poland By Kazimierz Bilanow, Perspektywy Education Foundation USA Promoting U.S. Higher Education Abroad: The EducationUSA Advising Network By Shannon Bishop, IIE Sponsored Students The Saudi Scholarship Program: Opportunities and Challenges By Jamal Alsayyed, University of Arizona |