but are increasingly including students trained abroad that return or not to their home countries. There are incentives … relative wages appear to be the most important sources of attraction of students to migrate. The restrictions of access to some … expected low local wages. This paper expands early models of skilled labor migration to account for students. Empirical …

interest groups’ point of view – lecturers and students. The aim of the case study presented in the paper is to find out what … respondents) and Type B to students (115 respondents), Both types were constructed by the author. In phase two, two in …-depth interviews and two semi-structured group interviews were conducted (ten students in one group of interview, eight lecturers in …

The paper discusses the major issues connected with the accreditation procedures in higher education system in the U … measured in the process of accreditation of higher education institutions? How does greater transparency in the accreditation … process serve students and the public? What is the role that accreditors on federal and state levels can play in improving …

This study presents an empirical examination of the factors influencing undergraduate students to choose enrollment in …, work status, living distance to campus, and previous telecourse enrollment significantly influence a student's decision. …

Depending on the field of major, between a quarter and half of German students in higher education quit prematurely. As …’ choice. We use the pilot-phase of a self-assessment to conduct a field experiment which allows us to analyse students …