International Education

Children around the world have the right to a quality education. RAND has worked to design and implement comprehensive standards-based education reform in the Middle East and Korea, and continues to conduct research in all areas of international education policy in Europe, Latin America, Africa, and Asia.

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Stimulating Science and Technology in Higher Education
Europe is experiencing a steady decrease in students pursuing education in science and technology (S&T). To increase the attractiveness and uptake of S&T, initiatives should focus on engaging industry in promoting career opportunities, and more.
Aug 30, 2005
Report
Education in Mexico: Challenges and Opportunities
This briefing provides background and context on K-12 education in Mexico. It highlights the main educational issues and associated challenges, and identifies related investment opportunities for the William and Flora Hewlett Foundation.
Jun 3, 2005
Dissertation
Case Studies Help Efforts to Fix Failing Schools
New Zealand's experience with failing schools and intervention strategies for underperforming schools in California can be applied to other national and international efforts, including education reform in the Emirate of Qatar.
Mar 23, 2005
Report
Rebuilding the Supply Chain of Foreign-Affairs Leaders
This paper discusses the United States' need for talented, well-trained, and effectively deployed foreign affairs leaders as a foundation for meeting the challenges of foreign policy in the post-September 11 world.
Jan 1, 2003
Journal Article
Initial Practice Locations of International Medical Graduates
Policymakers may influence the flow of new IMGs into states by changing the availability of GME positions.
Jan 1, 2002
Research Brief
Trial By False Fire: Education's Role in U.S. "Economic Decline"
Most parties assume that the United States is losing its industrial core, U.S. workers are less productive than competitors' workers, U.S. education and training bear much of the blame.
Jan 1, 1994
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How Do Education and Training Affect a Country's Economic Performance?
An examination of the role of education and training in economic performance focuses on the long-run and international perspective of economic trends and education to present data on productivity and competitiveness and the contribution of education to economic growth.
Jan 1, 1993
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Federal Support for Training Foreign Language and Area Specialists: The Education and Careers of FLAS Fellowship Recipients
Examines training and careers of individuals who received support through the Foreign Language and Area Studies (FLAS) fellowship program, and profiles their training, employment history, and on-the-job use of language and area skills.
Sep 1, 1983
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Louay Constant
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Melissa Kay Diliberti
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Charles A. Goldman
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Rita T. Karam
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Katya Migacheva
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Erik Mobrand
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V. Darleen Opfer
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Lydia Lymperis
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Miguel Subosa

RAND Topic:
International Education

Topic Synonyms:
Global Education

Teachers' Use of New Instructional Materials

Machine Learning in Public Policy

As F-15s Leave Okinawa, an Opportunity to Change Indo-Pacific Air Tactics with Unmanned Options

Ukraine's Lessons for the Future of Hybrid Warfare

Is Permanent Daylight Saving Time a Health Risk?

The Policy Currents Podcast

Helping Coastal Communities Plan for Climate Change

Managing Escalation in Crisis and War

Measuring Wellbeing to Help Communities Thrive

Assessing and Articulating the Wider Benefits of Research

International Education

Stimulating Science and Technology in Higher Education

Education in Mexico: Challenges and Opportunities

Case Studies Help Efforts to Fix Failing Schools

Rebuilding the Supply Chain of Foreign-Affairs Leaders

Initial Practice Locations of International Medical Graduates

Trial By False Fire: Education's Role in U.S. "Economic Decline"

How Do Education and Training Affect a Country's Economic Performance?

Federal Support for Training Foreign Language and Area Specialists: The Education and Careers of FLAS Fellowship Recipients

Louay Constant

Melissa Kay Diliberti

Charles A. Goldman

Rita T. Karam

Katya Migacheva

Erik Mobrand

V. Darleen Opfer

Lydia Lymperis

Miguel Subosa

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