Paper details:
1- Write a concentrated literature review of scientific research valid for publication about the “Challenges face international branch campuses (IBCs)”.
2- Use APA style and make sure several times of scientific integrity when you cite or quote previous works.
3- Use at least 10 new references (peer reviewed) 2010-2016.
4- Introduce the reader to the pertinent literature and do not give a full history of the topic. Only quote previous works that have a direct correlation to the current topic.

* Your work will be checked for the plagiarism.
“You will be held to the standards of honesty, cheating, fabrication, falsification, and forgery, plagiarism and complicity. Your response papers should be indeed your own original work”.
* Use the following as an outline for your writing without using any headings just coherent paragraphs.

– The challenges of managing international branch campuses in environments very different from that of the home campus.
– The challenges of Language: fears that faculty, as well as students, might lack the necessary language proficiency, …. , insufficient competency in English to enroll on or complete degree programmes and this presents institutions with an ethical dilemma over quality).
– The conditions and criteria of acceptance and their reflection on the quality of inputs and the reputation of the university.
– The difference of policies and complexity of regulations (limitations imposed from host government entities or unable to fathom arcane local legislation and regulations).
– The rights of faculty members and students on branch campuses compared to what is applied in the home campus.
– The issues of religion and local culture in the host country.
– The issue of academic freedom and other ethical issues.
– Who does the teaching and how?
– What is the teaching load and to what extent the involvement of faculty?
– Who owns and pay for the branch campus?
– The likely nature of relationship between the local universities and the international branch campuses. (Is it the moving from development cooperation to what can be called competitive commerce?).
– Number of issues, including wages, working hours, health and safety, and harassment or abuse.
– Entering the educational market competition and attracting students to enroll are considered among the prominent challenges for IBCs. Therefore, the following section discusses the most important attraction factors for students to choose IBCs.