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Articles by Cornelius Hagenmeier
SA adopts policy to raise higher education to global levels
Move aimed at elevating SA’s tertiary education system to a leading position By Nico Jooste and Cornelius Hagenmeier - 24 November 2020 - 07:36 On November 6, the SA Policy Framework for Internationalisation of Higher Education was promulgated and became legally binding (Government Gazette no 43872). The innovative policy is a milestone for SA higher education. It becomes effective at a time when rethinking internationalisation in the wake of the outbreak of Covid-19 is a high priority.
The wicked challenge of rethinking internationalisation in Southern Africa
The Covid-19 pandemic gives universities an opportunity to find new ways of ensuring the health and well-being of students (Madelene Cronje) COMMENT Covid-19 has caused frantic activity in Southern African and global higher education circles. A vibrant discourse on the characteristics of post-pandemic internationalisation has emerged.
SA higher education must ensure no international student is left behind in current Covid-19 crisis
1h ago By Cornelius Hagenmeier and Dr Nico Jooste South Africa has established itself as a regional higher education hub, which has until the recent Covid-19 pandemic been hosting increasing numbers of international students. The vast majority hails from the neighbouring countries in the Southern African Development Community and includes increasing numbers of postgraduate students.
Covid-19 crisis reveals need to focus on intra-Africa partnerships
Africa is defined by colonial borders, within which states attempt to build viable systems. Universities are a significant part of the national innovation systems that seek to change the socioeconomic and other fortunes of the many poor and marginalised Africans.
Celebrating Africa Day during the Covid-19 pandemic
Africa is defined by colonial borders, within which states attempt to build viable systems. Universities are a significant part of the national innovation systems that seek to change the socio-economic and other fortunes of the many poor and marginalised Africans.
New laws sour SA for foreign students
Problematic: Changes to South Africa's immigration laws have resulted in a sharp drop in the number of foreign students applying to study at universities in the country. (Abbas Momani, AFP) The recent heated exchanges on the unabridged birth certificate required for minors entering South Africa and its effect on tourism have occupied centre space in the discussions on the new immigration regulations and overshadowed the impact of other equally disquieting sections.
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