University of Miami Herbert Business School Dean John Quelch.
John Quelch, an international business and education expert, will step down as dean of the Miami Herbert Business School on December 31 after more than five years in the position, the school announced Friday.
Kulch was previously well known and respected in China as the Dean, China European International Business School, or CEBS, in Shanghai from 2011 to 2013. of Business Administration at Harvard Business School and Dean of London Business School. Quelch begins a sabbatical year in January 2023.
Speaking on the sidelines of the US-China Business Forum hosted by Forbes China in New York in August, Quelch said American universities’ interest in Chinese students is declining.
“What we’re seeing right now is the modesty of Chinese students and their parents’ eagerness to enroll in American institutions,” Quelch said in an interview with Forbes on Thursday.
“Over the past decade, Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, and other European countries have increased their efforts to attract Chinese students,” he said. “And in many cases, visa processing, access, and other logistics-related factors have been very successful at the expense of the inhospitable U.S. that enters the equation of where an international student goes. to study.”
The growing number of Chinese students studying at American universities has helped domestic students and benefited the American economy. One-third of the more than one million international students in the United States are from China, and collectively, they contribute about $15 billion in annual export earnings to the U.S. economy. (See the full article here.)
Quelch is the author, co-author, or editor of twenty-five books. Building a Culture of Health (2016), Consumers, Corporations and Public Health (2016), All Business Is Local (2012), The Greater Good: How Good Marketing Can Build a Better Democracy (2008), Business Solutions for the Global Poor: Creating Social and Economic Value ( 2007) and The New Global Brands (2006).
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