Each day, almost 3,000 Venezuelan children cross the border for the Colombian city of Cúcuta – just to get to
Sixty-four percent of college students are women, the highest percentage of any European nation. At the University of Iceland’s campus in
The China Foundation for Poverty Alleviation (CFPA) completed the reconstruction of a quake-damaged school in Nepal. CFPA handed over the
George Magoha, cabinet secretary for education, said the government will reach out to industry, foundations and fund managers to help
The agenda included the role of university collaboration and exchanges in enhancing learning and teaching; strengthening collaboration in the field
The outgoing education minister apologized to Nigerians over his inability to fulfil his promise to reduce the number of out-of-school
Parents have said budgets are tight and they are worried about the economy, so are buying socks and shoes and
Technology has changed various industries in Singapore, including education, but it will never replace teachers, said Education Minister Ong Ye
An estimated one in 20 potential hires in Malaysia has fake qualifications while one in 10 has credentials from unaccredited
Only 2.1% of illiterate urban men were unemployed in 2017-18, but 9.2% of men with at least secondary education didn’t
The number of Indian students applying to universities and colleges in Australia could thin down in next few years as
A controversial reference to a three-language policy in the draft National Education Policy was removed following protests. The draft originally
The Vice President said that students must not only be employable but also possess life skills, language skills, technological skills
An alternative school in Melbourne where climbing trees, catching bugs and a trip to the corner shop to buy lollies
The trust is financed by donations of stocks worth about $507 million by Chinese philanthropist Charles Chen. BrinkWire
When Tencent announced it had formed a new education brand, the internet giant wasn’t just flexing its muscles to conquer
Confucius believed everyone should have equal access to education. To achieve this and cater to all educational needs, China has
Grok Global Services, a global higher education service company, launches Global Access, a new line of service for institutions seeking
A total of 492,185 international students from 196 countries and regions studied in China in 2018, an increase of 3,013
Education Minister Dr Maszlee Malik said the ministry does not want Malaysian students to be categorised as Science or Arts
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