Branch Campuses and Transnational Quality

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Yvonne Oberhollenzer

Branch Campuses and Transnational Quality 2010 AIEA Conference  February 14-17, 2010  Washington, DC

Australian Universities and Transnational Education in China

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1995-2008 Approvals for Chinese-Foreign Cooperative Education Degree Level Programs Source: Ministry of Education, PR China

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