Transnational education refers to educational provision where the awarding institution and the learners are located in different countries. An international branch campus is a classic form of this, so the situation described in the stem is an example of transnational education.
Option A:
Option A is correct because branch campuses deliver the home university’s programmes across national borders, which is exactly what transnational education captures.
Option B:
Option B is incorrect as “home based” education refers to programmes delivered in the institution’s own country, not abroad.
Option C:
Option C is wrong because “purely local” education is confined to domestic providers and students, and does not involve cross-border campuses.
Option D:
Option D is incorrect since “remedial” education focuses on addressing learners’ academic gaps and has no inherent international dimension.
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