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Australian universities are gambling with Indian expansion. Will it work? AFR
With some exceptions, leading Group of Eight universities have largely left setting up offshore operations to their smaller peers, content with the steady stream of international students coming to them. But against a backdrop of tightening controls over student visas that has wrought chaos on the sector, and eager support from India’s and Australia’s governments,…
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India’s foreign degree maze of expanding choices: Firstpost
Foreign universities, particularly from Australia and the UK, are rushing to establish international branch campuses in India. However, one of the challenges at this early stage of development of these campuses is that students and families have to make high-stakes decisions with limited, inconsistent, and evolving information. In an opinion article published in Firstpost, Dr.…
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Youth-led cockroach movement changed the minister; can it change the system? Times Higher Ed
To onlookers outside the country, India’s biggest protests in years seemingly came out of nowhere and focused on an unlikely cause: examination integrity. But, in reality, they were the culmination of years of bubbling frustration among Indian youth, amid a sense that however hard they try, getting ahead is much more difficult than it should…
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Can foreign campuses in India replace study abroad? The Hindu
While significantly higher than many leading private Indian universities, tuition fee at foreign higher education institutions remain substantially lower than the overall cost of studying overseas once living expenses are included. A recent article published in The Hindu, cited the research report, Landscape of International University Campuses in India 2026, by DrEducation Research. It quoted…
