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A new report by HSBC has found many parents in Singapore are willing to spend a lot of money to
There are fewer than half of the recommended number of rehabilitation physicians in Malaysia. University Malaya rehabilitation medicine department head
Vietnam has put cross-border education at the center of bilateral talks with leading foreign partners since appointing its new prime
Germany and Malaysia have been singled out as the best performers in major British Council research that looks at national
The number of Thai students enrolled in local international universities is expected to increase sharply in the next five years,
The percentage of Malaysian students interested in STEM dropped to 20 per cent in 2014 from 44 per cent in
Malaysia has been recognized by the United Nations Educational, Science and Cultural Organisation (UNESCO) as among the top 10 preferred
The number of Vietnamese students studying abroad is soaring, particularly in Japan. In 2015 38,882 Vietnamese students studied in Japan
The Ministry of Education and Training (MOET), in an effort to reform higher education, is considering shortening the time for
The New Zealand Embassy in Vietnam held a ceremony on January 8, 2016 to grant 30 scholarships under the New