This volume examines international student enrollment from multiple perspectives across the globe. Contributors explore how digital transformation, artificial intelligence, and new marketing strategies are reshaping recruitment and engagement, while also addressing the cultural, political, and social factors that influence the international student experience. The book includes case studies from the United States, Latin America, Asia, and Africa, showcasing the interplay between technology, policy, and student success.
Readers will find discussions that range from the role of English language programs in soft diplomacy to the impact of creative economies in Indonesia, from Japanese enrollment rebounds to the challenges faced by Mexican and Brazilian students, and from the promises of AI in higher education to the dilemmas of fostering democracy and inclusion in classrooms and research. Together, these contributions illustrate the complex realities of international student enrollment today and provide actionable insights for educators, policymakers, and institutional leaders seeking to build inclusive, resilient, and globally connected campuses.
Editors: Clay Harmon and Krishna Bista
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Based on their personal experiences spanning various facets of the international student life cycle in the U.S., the authors of the book “ Navigating the ‘American Dream’ ” recognized the pressing need for a resource that goes beyond and above, offering comprehensive information, resources, and practical tips. Unlike existing publications, this book is a trailblazer, covering the entire spectrum of international students’ educational journey in the U.S., providing essential insights, resources, and strategies to address students’ diverse needs.
Authors
Bo Zhang University of Hartford, USA Emmah Muema University of Nebraska-Lincoln, USA Shenhaye Ferguson University of Denver, USA Rachel Kamnkhwani University of Denver, USA Luke Parker University of Kansas, USA Candice Peters Appalachian State University, USA
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