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9 avril 2018

Public university graduates more employable – Survey

Graduates from private universities continue to fall behind their counterparts from public universities, even as more of them are doing part-time work, a survey on employment outcomes has found, reports The Straits Times. More...
9 avril 2018

Legal action possible against errant private universities

Education Minister Nurul Islam Nahid said legal action will be taken if any private universities are found defying the government’s regulation around access and student fees, reports The Daily Star. More...
9 avril 2018

Cambridge ranked last in university fair-access table

A new measure looking at how successful individual universities have been in trying to widen participation to students from all backgrounds has ranked the University of Hull as the best-performing institution and Cambridge as the worst, writes Sally Weale for The Guardian. More...
9 avril 2018

Police teargas striking public universities’ staff

Police last week teargassed public universities’ staff who were protesting at the ministry of education offices in Nairobi, writes Faith Nyamai for the Daily Nation. More...
9 avril 2018

Countries map out stronger research partnerships

United Kingdom and Australian universities are mapping out plans for a closer partnership post-Brexit, with a focus on student mobility, research collaboration and mutual recognition of academic and professional qualifications, writes Claudia Civinini for The PIE News. More...
9 avril 2018

Anger over university forum to 'convert' LGBT students

A Malaysian university has held a forum to ‘convert’ lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) students, drawing condemnation from rights activists, reports The Straits Times. More...
9 avril 2018

Study finds widespread hunger in colleges

A report has found that more than one-third of college students in the United States say they don't have enough money for food, with some even going whole days without eating as they simply cannot afford meals, writes Ewan Palmer for Newsweek. More...
9 avril 2018

Court outlaws second screening of university candidates

By Tunde Fatunde. The Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) has indicated it will appeal a recent high court ruling outlawing the 13-year-old practice among individual universities of re-screening university candidates who have already passed the national admission test known as the Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME). More...
9 avril 2018

Free university tuition is ‘in the law and here to stay’

By María Elena Hurtado. Registration and free education – a policy instigated by Chile’s vocal student movement that staged massive protests demanding quality, free, not-for-profit education – has been Chile’s main achievement in higher education in the past decade. More...
9 avril 2018

Will Nordic model of higher education survive reforms?

By Jan Petter Myklebust. The Nordic region is awash with higher education reform plans at the moment, which may bring challenges for its characteristically well-funded model of higher education and research. More...
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