Higher education becomes a globally traded commodity as demand soars

“A worldwide trend of falling state investment and rising tuition fees will prompt intense competition in the ‘globally traded commodity’ of higher education – and the sector must also prepare for the global advance of private providers …” (more)

[John Morgan, Times Higher Education, 22 July]

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