By . The number of higher-education scholarships available for Syrian students has increased sharply over the past year or so, as international organizations, nonprofit groups, and some governments have stepped up efforts to help displaced and refugee students enter university programs this fall. More...
By . After two decades of explosive growth of its higher education sector, the oil-rich United Arab Emirates has become the biggest international higher education hub in the world. But a new study points to serious shortcomings in the country’s universities and colleges. More...
By . A British non-profit organization is expanding its reach internationally with the goal of improving teaching standards at universities in the Arab region. More...
By . Climate change will not be felt in equal measures by all parts of the world. Unfortunately, many climate models predict the Arab world will be one of the hardest-hit regions. Many Arab countries already struggle with water and food security. This situation will only get harder, climate scientists say. More...
By . Finding employment for its university graduates is a problem every Arab country faces. The United Arab Emirates has borrowed an idea from the U.S. Department of Labor and created a detailed handbook defining the jobs it wants the country’s young people to take. More...
By . A year ago, when Muhammad Al-Azaawi arrived in Germany after a harrowing trek from his native Syria via Turkey, his plan was to learn German and re-enroll in school as soon as possible. More...
By Laura Devaney. The report, State Financial Aid: Applying redesign principles through state engagement, examines a variety of state-level projects intended to redesign state financial aid and shares lessons learned from those efforts. More...
Increasing college completion rates can be helped by engaging students in the college experience, and connecting to students on devices they use all day long is one way to ensure engagement. More...
Event highlighted College Promise programs already in place and offered ideas to college leaders looking to start their own programs. More...
By Meris Stansbury. It used to be that preparing students for a job post-graduation meant knowing how to dress for a job interview and developing critical-thinking skills. And while problem-solving talent is still valued, today’s competitive market requires much more from recent graduates. More...
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