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ELDHO MATHEWS

Thiruvananthapuram
As seen in: The Hindu, University World News
Covers:  Indian Higher Education
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ELDHO MATHEWS’s Biography

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Eldho Mathews is a practitioner-researcher specializing in higher education policy and internationalization. He currently serves as Programme Officer for the Internationalisation of Higher Education at the Kerala State Higher Education Council,India. With a diverse career spanning key institutions, he has held significant roles at the National Institute of Educational Planning and Administration (NIEPA), the British Council, the Ministry of Education (India), and the Planning Commission of Indi…

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Negotiating federalism in higher education

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By ELDHO MATHEWS
| The Hindu Verified
‘Through the Ministry of Education, the UGC, and various regulatory and accreditation bodies, the Union government possesses substantial leverage over universities and colleges across the country.’ | Photo Credit: Getty Images/iStockphoto Higher education in India has emerged as an important site through which the changing dynamics of Indian federalism are being expressed.
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More attention must be given to HE institutional failures

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By ELDHO MATHEWS
| University World News
GLOBAL Global higher education is undergoing a paradoxical shift. On one hand, student enrolment is booming, with over 254 million students currently enrolled in higher education institutions. On the other hand, despite this growing demand, university closures and mergers loom large in many countries. Much more attention needs to be focused on these failures, which affect students, staff and society.
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The limits of international branch campuses

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By Philip G. Altbach, ELDHO MATHEWS
| The Hindu Verified
Last month, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer arrived in India with a planeload of vice chancellors. The Indian and U.K. governments announced that several U.K. universities plan to open branch campuses in India. Some of them have already received University Grants Commission (UGC) approval, while others are in the early stages of the application process.
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