British universities are tackling the employability challenge for Chinese graduates through a new series of CBBC networking events in China, fostering connections and career opportunities The landscape of international higher education has shifted dramatically in recent years, with British universities facing unprecedented challenges. A marked decline in international student numbers, particularly from China – the largest cohort of overseas students in the UK – has placed significant financial strain on …
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As the first Chinese student elected President of King’s College London Students’ Union, Baiyu Liu advocates for greater integration of Chinese students in UK universities. Here, he writes exclusively for FOCUS on how universities can better foster two-way cultural exchange
Nestled in the heart of Shanghai, the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) is more than just a business school; it’s a gateway between East and West, equipping professionals with the knowledge and skills to navigate a rapidly changing global economy Founded in 1994 through a partnership between the Chinese government and the European Union, CEIBS has grown into one of the world’s leading business schools, shaping the future of …
In 2024, 17,070 Chinese students were accepted onto courses at UK universities, lured by the promise of world-class academic resources and enhanced career prospects. The UK’s reputation for rigorous academic standards and globally recognised qualifications makes it an attractive option for those aiming to stand out in a competitive job market. Traditionally, Chinese students have been drawn to business programmes; however, recent trends indicate a significant shift toward STEM, computing, …
The UK’s higher education institutions regularly work with important data and process sensitive personal information, but if they are to work in or with China, they need to understand and comply with China’s data protection laws too. Here’s how. Over the last decade, laws governing the collection, storage, transfer and usage of data have become a cornerstone of the regulatory environment in many markets, including China. Indeed, with China as …
China is still the largest source of international students for the UK, but with a challenging geopolitical situation and changing priorities for Chinese students, how can UK educational institutions future-proof their dealings with China? The UK is home to some of the world’s leading and most widely respected educational institutions, and this soft power advantage has led the country to become a top study destination for students from all over …
Chinese universities are ranking higher than ever on the Times Higher Education World University Ranking, causing many to wonder if Chinese universities are starting to compete with UK universities for research and admissions. If this is the case, what can UK universities do to maintain their global reputation, especially among lucrative Chinese international students? The University of Oxford topped the latest Times Higher Education World University Ranking, released on 12 …
A number of factors suggest conditions are right for transnational expansion for UK universities in China. But universities also need to consider the country’s unique cultural and regulatory environment Approximately 500,000 students are enrolled in TNE in China. For the UK – not only a global leader in the provision of education but also a country with deep ties to China in the education sector – there are clear opportunities …
What is transnational education in a Chinese context? And what are the opportunities for the UK’s higher education institutions? A new CBBC report sheds light on the current trends in China’s education industry. The UK is home to some of the world’s leading and most widely respected educational institutions, and this soft power advantage has led the country to become a top study destination for students from all over the …
The China-Britain Business Council (CBBC) has launched its Comprehensive Higher Education Strategy Service (CHESS). The service will enable institutions to interpret significant policy changes in the sector and manage circumstances impacted by evolving social, economic and political developments With over 200,000 Chinese students currently enrolled at UK universities, Chinese students remain one of the largest international student cohorts in the country, making a significant contribution to Britain’s higher education sector and regional …