Vietnamese Higher Education at a Crossroads: Transformation During the Digital Age
Dr. Mark A. Ashwill is pleased to have played a modest role in bringing this project to fruition: Vietnamese Higher Education At A Crossroads
Dr. Mark A. Ashwill is pleased to have played a modest role in bringing this project to fruition: Vietnamese Higher Education At A Crossroads
The StudyGlobal Education Fairs are a unique opportunity for students and parents to connect with international educational institutions and their representatives. At this event, we had the chance to meet Đặng Hoàng…
The NAFSA: Association of International Educators annual conference is one of the premier venues to conduct international education-related business. There are general sessions, poster sessions, an expo hall…
"The past is never dead. It's not even past." - William Faulkner (1897-1962) Ancestor worship, an ancient practice introduced during the earliest and longest Chinese rule of Vietnam (111 BC to 938 AD), is rooted in the…
Educational institutions in key host countries, most of which bore the brunt of Covid's fury last year, are reopening their doors to international students, including those from Vietnam.
Our digital events enable colleagues to reach out to Vietnamese students and parents in different ways. Clients receive the contact information of students who participated in their event and those who registered but…
I enjoyed participating in this recent webinar with my colleague, Ngoc Anh, Capstone’s Hanoi-based educational services manager. Although it started at the end of a long day, Viet Nam time, we were both energized by the…
E-20 Series Webinar: Vietnamese Student Recruitment in the Time of COVID-19
I wrote in a recent essay for international education colleagues, Vietnam has overcome steep odds throughout its millennia-long history. This includes many contemporary arenas, one of which we are witnessing now.
According to a survey by the National Association for College Admission Counseling, or NACAC, 38.5% of United States institutions reported using agents in 2017, up from 30% in 2010.
The country's emerging ranks of globetrotters are also forecast to spend bigger on foreign holidays.
“Since most young Vietnamese, including those planning to study overseas, are online, one question to ask yourself is: how big is your digital footprint in Viet Nam?”
Perspectives from Dr. Mark A. Ashwill on international education and Vietnamese student mobility, shared first on LinkedIn.