Exploiting the love of learning
The author discusses the exploitation of students seeking higher education abroad due to inadequate local institutions. It calls for reflection on the systemic failures and fraudulent practices that prey on students' aspirations.
Why it matters
Highlights the vulnerability of students in developing nations and the need for better regulation of international education pathways.
--> Home Opinion Exploiting the love of learning In any healthy society, there are plenty of people who seek higher education
facebook --> twitter --> whatsup --> linkded --> email MORE (3) Messenger Whatsapp --> The author is a Professor and the Director of Center on Forced Displacement at Boston University In any healthy society, there are plenty of people who seek higher education. They come from a variety of social and economic backgrounds, and demonstrate both the capacity to perform, and a desire to further their education at institutions that are better than what is available locally. Our society is no different. It has plenty of students who are eager to seek better opportunities to learn and shape their ideas and use that training for a better life.
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