In a recent comment on the severity of the expected job cuts at Charles Darwin University in Australia, Vice-Chancellor Simon Maddocks has detailed that around one hundred positions might be affected. This news has caused great concern among faculty members. According to the Vice-Chancellor, the University is facing severe funding deficits, which has never happened […]
Parents in Conway have signalized that schools in the area no longer have funds to support music classes. This has led to the introduction of music tuition by more than eighty percent of local educational centers. In response to parents’ concerns Councillor Julie Fallon has said that while music classes were severely affected, these budget […]
School teachers have a unique challenge. In addition to education, they also need to raise a red flag when the mental health of their students become an issue. Unfortunately, they can also mistake stress resulting from exams as a lack of mental wellbeing. To avoid this, the Department of Education in the UK is launching […]
The employment crisis is a reality that haunts every government in the world, be it a superpower or a third world country. Including entrepreneurship as a significant part of the school curriculum seems to be the only lasting solution that can address this problem. Private schools in Egypt are following a program which originated in […]
A recent report released by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS), details that there is a slight rise in applications or nurse training compared to 2018. While this increase is an encouraging trend, there is a significant decrease in applications compared to 2016, when the state stopped offering a bursary used to cover all […]
Created with an eye to boost the innovation capabilities of Europe, EIT’s (European Institute of Innovation and Technology) new agenda for strategic innovation will be supported with a proposed budget of three billion Euros. This amount will cover the operations in the period 2021 to 2027. The fund which has increased by 25% over the […]
According to recent research by the British Office for Students, there is an upward trend in the grades awarded to graduating university students. The data gathered during the research shows that the number of first-class diplomas awarded by British universities is about eighty percent (80%) higher than it was in 2010. The Office for Students […]
Universities in the UK have to thank US President for the increased inflow of applications from Chinese undergraduates for the next academic year. Compared to the previous year, thirty percent more students from China have submitted their applications this year to institutions in the UK. Historically, the maximum number of international students in Britain has […]
In the UK, senior managers reveal that the social concept of free racism is a false hope for black, Asian, and minority ethnic people (BAME) in what they call as “hidden white networks.” From a study published by the Higher Education Statistics Agency in 2015, no black academics were accepted in senior career titles and […]
The rising cost of higher education is a heavy burden on students around the world. The University of Texas- Austin has taken a significant step to provide free tuition to their undergraduate students from families that make less than sixty-five thousand USD per annum. The University of Texas-Austin (UT Austin) is all set to support […]
