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Direct linkKun Dai; Stephen Wilkins; Xiaofan Zhang – Journal of Studies in International Education, 2024
International branch campuses (IBCs) are commonly used by nations and universities to achieve internationalization. Although existing research has examined students' attitudes and behaviors toward IBCs, few studies have investigated these issues in an intra-country context. Hong Kong institutions' IBCs in the Greater Bay Area of Mainland China are…
Descriptors: Foreign Countries, International Education, International Schools, Higher Education
Xiujuan Xie; Danling Li; Jisun Jung – Higher Education Quarterly, 2024
This study explored Chinese students' motivations for selecting a cross-border university in China's Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macau Greater Bay Area (GBA) and how they perceive their undergraduate experiences. The GBA was developed as an international economic cluster in China. Despite the vitality of the GBA's international education sector, few…
Descriptors: Universities, College Choice, Study Abroad, Undergraduate Students
Fang Gao – Educational Review, 2024
Empirical studies on university choice and access among under-represented racial/ethnic minorities have utilised the concept of school-based social capital (SBSC)--defined by Stanton-Salazar as key resources and support provided by institutional agents (i.e. teachers, counsellors and other staff). They primarily relied upon minority students'…
Descriptors: Social Capital, Minority Group Students, College Choice, Access to Education
