For the fifth year running, Stanford University tops Reuters’ ranking of the World’s Most Innovative Universities, a list that identifies...
COLLEGES ACROSS THE country quickly transitioned to online exams in recent weeks as campuses closed in response to the coronavirus outbreak. With...
Universities currently negotiate a marked tension between market orientation and addressing community needs. But there is growing concern that, if...
The COVID-19 crisis and pre-existing China-United States tensions exacerbated during the pandemic will mean a rebalancing of cross-border academic relations,...
Being an intern gives you more opportunities to build connections with company professionals that can be very beneficial for your future career....
US educationalists are praising the groundwork put in by private US education company Shorelight Education in helping ensure student success...
The head of an association which represents study abroad companies, recruitment agencies and international departments throughout China has called for...
Last month, one of the most popular Netflix programmes in Vietnam was Kingdom. In case you’ve recently been living off-the-grid, it’s...
In 2011 Uwe Brandenburg and I wrote an essay with the provocative title “The End of Internationalisation”. We stated that, although...
Next week will mark the fifth World Access to Higher Education Day (WAHED). It may also be the last. Over...
So many students every year go abroad to execute their summer internship as part of their studies or just to...
The University of Cambridge’s Jesus College this week became the first institution to officially hand over a Benin Bronze artefact...
“American colleges and universities are experiencing the largest drop in enrolment in half a century,” said Doug Shapiro, executive director...
With the exception of a few luminaries such as former Harvard University president Drew Gilpin Faust and feminist professor Judith...
With apologies and accolades to Ronald J Daniels, president of Johns Hopkins University, whose 2021 book title, What Universities Owe Democracy,...
Universities currently negotiate a marked tension between market orientation and addressing community needs. But there is growing concern that, if...
Recently, a senior manager at a university in the United Kingdom expressed displeasure regarding Freedom of Information (FoI) requests placed...
By design, economists’ reports are rather staid, which makes it all the more noticeable that in their 2016 report Black-White Disparity...
The Singapore parliament this week passed legislation to counter foreign interference that could threaten its national security and sovereignty, amid...
Decades of a deliberate set of policies designed to increase the level of collaboration between European universities and research institutes...
Two days after Greta Thunberg stood on a stage at the Youth4Climate summit in Milan and rebuked world leaders for...
Experts and policy-makers have marvelled at the digital transformation of universities during the COVID-19 pandemic – but has access to...
Concern is growing in some quarters in the United States that China is rapidly catching up with the number of...
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