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EAU at a glance
>> Over 30 affiliated
campuses situated in Africa and Asia
>> Online graduate school open to students worldwide
>> Online graduate school open to students worldwide

A distinctive approach
>> Flexible but
academically rigorous routes to a degree
>> Intended for mature, self-directed working adults
>> Internationally accredited
>> Intended for mature, self-directed working adults
>> Internationally accredited
Amos Bronson Alcott Center for Educational Research
Resources on the issue of private sector education
The E.G. West Centre at the University of Newcastle
Free degrees to fly (The Economist)
Education Without the State (James Tooley, Institute for Economic Affairs)
History Shows the Value of a Private Education Marketplace (Brandon S. Lynaugh, The Buckeye Institute)
Government Schooling: The Bureaucratization of the Mind (Thomas E. Lehman, The Freeman)
Getting Government Out of Higher Education (Jon Westling Provost, The Heritage Foundation)
Less is Good, Nothing is Better: How the State can Improve British Education (Sean Gabb, Free Life Commentary)
The Private University and African Economic Development (Yaw Nyarko, New York University)
The case for corporate universities (Dennis Hayes, spiked online)
Privatize or perish: the case for blowing up our ivory towers (Andrew Coyne, Toronto Globe and Mail)
Toward a Historical Perspective of Libertarian and Anarchist Education (Kai Malloy, Harbinger)
A Case-Study of Higher Education in the Private Sector: An Interview with Henrik Fyrst Kristensen, Vice-Chancellor of Knightsbridge University, Denmark (John Kersey, Libertarian Alliance)
Public and private in South Korea's Education Reform Vocabulary: An Evolving Statist Culture of Education Policy (Ki Su Kim, International Education Journal)
Costa Rica: Public Continuity, Private Gains (Daniel C. Levy, International Higher Education no. 43)
Oxford heads back call to go private (Julie Henry, Chris Hastings, Daily Telegraph)
How we could have our own Ivy League (Terence Kealey, Daily Telegraph)
Moves towards private universities "unstoppable" (Polly Curtis, The Guardian)
Surrey steps further toward privatisation (Rodrigo Davies, The Guardian)
Multinationals to apply for university status (Donald MacLeod, The Guardian)
Germany's Ivy League (Charles P. Wallace, TIME)
Private Universities - Better than the Rest? (Sabine Steghaus-Kovac, Science)
Some thoughts in favour of private universities (John Kersey, Libertarian Alliance)
Exporting higher education - a question of quality (UNESCO)
Step by Step Socialism (Vedran Vuk, LewRockwell.com)
Less of the state, please: private sector universities in Eastern Europe (The Economist)
Academic strife: the American university in the slough of despond (Norman Levitt, spiked online)








