Top brass in the war on terror train their sights on US campuses in search of raw recruits

Article Abstract:

An overview of the growing trend in the United States for universities to offer courses in homeland security and subjects related to it. Interest in the subject is high amongst students, with some noting that the topic taps into the national zeitgeist and others pointing out that there are good job opportunities in both government departments and industry for people with an expertise in homeland security.

Students, College, Study and teaching, College students, National security

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Uncle Sam no longer a favourite..

Article Abstract:

The number of Chinese students applying to study at universities in the United States has fallen sharply, with the number falling during the current academic year by 45% compared with last year. This situation is being viewed with interest by other countries in the Western world who are more than eager to play host to the students that are turning their backs on the US.

Labor Distribution by Employer, Analysis, International aspects, Statistics, Chinese students, International education

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