Taiwan's higher education system enjoys a high level of participation and a reputation for
quality in Asia, but it is facing increasing pressure caused by expansion, low birthrate, and …

In recent years, Taiwan has demonstrated strong policy change to counteract the potential
threats brought upon by globalisation such as the opening of the higher education market to …

The present article deals with the growth profile and accompanying problems in Taiwan's
higher education over the past two decades. Some thorny issues are identified, such as the …

The quality of higher education in Asia is a hot topic, especially as students around the world
are asked to pay more towards their own education, and expect to get what they pay for. At …

Universities in Taiwan have undergone significant transformations in terms of institutional
mission and vision. One of their main drivers has been the extraordinary development of …

Along with the global trend of higher education expansion, the establishment of market
economies has had an impact on Asian HEIs, especially in China, Japan, Korea, and …

As one of the Confucian societies, higher education in Taiwan has experienced varying
stages of change, from a colonial to a Chinese system, now moving into a modern system …

Taiwan higher education institutions are facing great challenges arising from both global
and local sources. Global pressures brought forth by need to have a presence within the …

Within the last decade, Taiwan's higher-education system has experienced transformation
along the lines of decentralization and marketization (Mok 2000). Following the 1994 …

This paper explores the potential consequences of the Higher Education Sprout Project
(hesp) announced by the Ministry of Education (moe) in March 2018. In the fast-changing …