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The Global Expansion blog takes a deep dive into the most recent updates and issues in the Global Expansion sector.

How Has COVID-19 Impacted the Current Education Budget?

In 2017, federal spending on higher education programs amounted to $74.8 billion, which doesn’t include student loans. Local funding was at $10.5 billion and state investments totaled $87.1 billion. Total education spending varies year upon year, with a history of highs and lows over the last 15 years. However, COVID-19 is impacting education budgets across the board, creating the need for much...

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How Has COVID-19 Impacted the Current Education Budget?

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4 Mobile Workforce Management Trends in Higher Education

Universities aren’t confined to the borders of their home country - in fact, many universities operate within multiple territories around the world, whether it be in the form of satellite campuses, international research projects or more.

Higher Education

The Increasing Challenges of International Research in Education

International research in education faces many challenges. Not only has the coronavirus pandemic acted as fuel to the fire for some pressing issues such as financial constraints, the changing face of the world, be it from a political, social or technological perspective, is having a big impact.

Global Mobility

How Can Universities Maintain Global Mobility Compliance in 2021?

The geopolitical and economic landscape of the globe is constantly in flux. What rules or regulations apply one day can change, either in a measured fashion over time or dramatically. These changes are demanding for any industry, but for higher education, it’s a huge effort on top of all the other crucially important education work.

Global Mobility

How Universities Save Time and Money With Rapid Global Mobility Services

By choosing one specific global mobility solution, universities can stand to gain up to a 70% reduction in the costs of expansion - whether that means employee relocation, talent acquisition or even mergers and acquisitions.

Global Mobility

Why Universities DON’T Need an Employee Relocation Manager

Employee relocation is a sometimes difficult practice. Expatriating an employee from one country to another requires compliance with not just one set of laws but two. You can implement this process through an Employee Relocation Manager or a Global Professional Employer Organization.

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Top 3 Locations to Open a New Office in Asia

The Asian market is a highly competitive one. With countries like India, China, Hong Kong and Japan racing to grow their economies and smaller places such as Singapore, Tel Aviv, Beijing, Bangkok, Jakarta and Ho Chi Minh becoming widely known as important tech hubs, businesses are looking at Asia with keen interest.

Higher Education

The Impact of COVID-19 on Qualitative Research in Education

Qualitative research - the research made up by field notes, interviews, questionnaires, focus groups and video recordings (amongst other things) carried out on location is a crucial research methodology. It’s the type that goes past structured, numerical data and helps to provide context to assumptions or observations.

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An International Business Expansion Plan for First Timers

It’s the dream of many businesses to ‘go global’. New markets, new talent, new success - globalization is a heady and exciting process that, when done correctly, brings growth upon growth. With improvements to trade, supply chains, data processing and analytics, it could be argued going global is easier than ever.

Higher Education

Can US Universities Continue to Provide Excellent Education and Research?

US universities are slowly opening their doors. While the risk involved is being heavily debated within political circles, there’s another issue immediately present: the new normal of providing education and continuing research.