Titlebook: International Education Hubs; Student, Talent, Kno Jane Knight Book 2014 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 2014 country level educa

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An Analytical Framework for Education Hubs, Qatar has become home to over ten foreign academic institutions, top science and research organizations, and over 4,000 students and researchers from around the world. The case study examines the rationales, initiatives, and policies guiding the development of Qatar as an education hub and elaborat

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,United Arab Emirates’ Education Hub: A Decade of Development,gion (HKSAR) realized that depending upon the traditional economic pillars (i.e., international finance, tourism, property market, and logistics) would not sufficiently sustain continual economic growth in the city-state. Recognizing that trade in higher education services is becoming increasingly p

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Hong Kong: The Quest for Regional Education Hub Status, as well as strengthening education as a trade sector for revenue generation. Malaysia’s current profile is that of a student hub based on the exponential growth of the international student body, particularly in the private sector, during the past decade. This chapter explains that while the countr

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,Botswana Country Hub: Africa’s First Education Hub,ations to be an education hub, but, for different reasons, they have not yet completely realized their goal. It is still too early to determine whether these are serious endeavors with the requisite policies, actors, and investments in place or whether they are part of a major marketing and branding

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