Students at the elite Indian Institute of Technology (above), in New Delhi, are suffering through overcrowded classrooms as 29 percent of faculty openings remain unfilled. (Photograph by Pankaj Nangia)
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A survey of 75 colleges revealed that it is "relatively uncommon" for those institutions to receive incentives from study-abroad providers, says the president of an association.
RESISTANCE IS FUTILE: The president of Venezuela says he will nationalize any educational institution that doesn't adopt his socialist government's new curriculum.
GOING GLOBAL: The Graduate Management Admission Council is trying to expand its overseas membership and identify new markets for graduate business education.
ON LEGAL ADVICE: Britain's main faculty union has put the brakes on a proposal to boycott Israeli universities.
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ADMISSIONS PROBLEMS: Makerere University, in Uganda, has revoked more than 200 degrees because of academic fraud.
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