A growing number of American colleges and universities have formed joint ventures to operate in China — despite the risks.
Duke Kunshan University’s campus, pictured above, opened to students in 2014. Credit: Crcolas, Creative Commons
There is an ever-growing fear among some United States officials that Beijing’s influence is reaching into American universities. For U.S. schools with campuses in China, it’s a far less theoretical question.
This week, The Wire explores American college and university joint ventures in China — from Juilliard School’s new campus in Tianjin to Duke University's new 200-acre campus in the city of Kunshan.
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