Exporting Education to Asia (1997)

The rapid expansion of post-secondary education in many countries in Asia over the past decade has been fuelled in part by exports of educational services from many countries. But the East and South Asian scene is now changing rapidly, as local institutions mature, different skills are needed and new delivery technologies are emerging.

This book examines the changing market for educational services in a range of Asian countries, and the strategies required for education providers to be competitive in these countries. While written from an Australian perspective, it will be of considerable wider interest in Asia and in other countries.

The author, Ainsley Jolley, is an economist who has occupied senior positions in many different spheres of Australian life, such as Senior Lecturer in the Department of Economics at the University of Melbourne and Economic Advisor to the Australian Treasurer. He is currently Director of the Emerging Technologies and Asian Growth Project at the Centre for Strategic Economic Studies.

By Ainsley Jolley 
Published 1997 A$34.95 (pbk ISBN 1 86272 491 1)
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Table of contents

1. The International Education Market

2. Higher Education in Asia

3. The Internationalisation of Australian Education

4. Analysis of Trends in Individual Markets

5. A SWOT Analysis of Australian International Education

6. The Future of Australian International Education