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Overview For more than a decade, U.S.–China joint higher education programs have flourished, serving as a key bridge for academic and cultural exchange between the two nations. However, as U.S. policymakers adopt increasingly hardline positions toward China, these partnerships are now facing unprecedented scrutiny and political pressure. Growing U.S. Political Pressure In 2024, the U.S. House Select Committee on the Strategic Competition between the United States and the Chin

The Managing Director of The Educationist Limited was interviewed by Times Higher Education (THE) in a feature article titled “Ice cream seller ‘shaming’ exposes China ‘graduate success flaws’”.

The Managing Director expressed concern that the reported visa policy intensification risks further undermining academic exchanges between China and the United States. This could deepen existing challenges to international educational cooperation, impacting students, institutions, and bilateral relations.

The outbreak of COVID-19 has suddenly interrupted the learning of higher education institutions. Higher education institutions are exploring different ways to deliver courses to their students, particularly international students. Online learning, blended learning and face-to-face are chosen as the ways to deliver courses as the change of the outbreak of COVID-19. It is noted that higher education institutions utilize their global networks to deliver courses to their internat