Inside China's University Strategy: A Distinct Kind of Dream The Emergence of a New Academic Order: Redefining Global Excellence The East Is the Starting Point for the Future of Global Education

Inside China's University Strategy: A Distinct Kind of Dream The Emergence of a New Academic Order: Redefining Global Excellence The East Is the Starting Point for the Future of Global Education
The Reverse Flow of Chinese STEM Talent and Factors to the Reverse Brain Drain Consequences for the Global Knowledge Economy and China The Future of Scientific Migration
Building Global Influence Through Offshore Campuses and Digital Expansion Attracting and Retaining Talent Amid Geopolitical Tensions Enhancing Domestic Higher Education to Meet Strategic National Goals
The Crisis Emerges: Impeachment, Martial Law, and Arrest National Security Concerns and Allegations of Foreign Influence The Future of South Korea's Democracy: Economic and Social Fallout
A New Era of Collaboration: Japan's Academic Outreach to Africa Overcoming Obstacles: Cultural Distinction, Language Barriers, and Financial Limitations Japan's Global Influence and the Impact on Africa's Development
In 2009, South Korea implemented a tuition fee moratorium that was effectively mandatory for universities. Institutions that attempted to increase fees were subject to financial penalties to enforce this policy. The University of Seoul implemented the "half-price" tuition policy in 2012, which served to further solidify this policy. The tuition fee freeze and halving significantly reduced the university's annual cost to approximately 2.4 million won ($1,820), which is under the jurisdiction of the Seoul Metropolitan Government.