The rising cost of higher education

Global Truths with Dr Keith Suter

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What is the correlation between higher education and Japanese cars?
If American universities aren't careful, they're going to end up like American cars - too expensive and cumbersome. Customers are going to choose cheaper and more accesible options, or choose not to go to university at all.
In this episode of Global Truths, Dr Keith Suter talks about the rising cost of higher education and what it means for the future of first-world countries like the United States and Australia. He also talks about whether we actually need a university education and advocates for more people to go to TAFE and to take up trades.

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