October 14, 2005
A Tarnished Reputation
Australia's universities wrestle with criticism that they're cutting corners to attract foreign students
When the University of Newcastle first forged a relationship with Malaysia's Institut Wira, a flourishing private operation specializing in business courses, even the name of the Australian university's new Southeast Asian partner appeared to promise a rosy future.
Wira, meaning "hero" in the Malay language, hit the right note for what in 1998 looked to become another rousing
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