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Inside a brightly lit cleanroom at Chungbuk Semiconductor High School in South Korea, a group of teenagers in head-to-toe protective suits carefully handled silicon wafers
The Treasury Department proposal about tax-exempt status could affect as many as 18,000 private schools and colleges nationwide
The environmentally focused Vermont college closed after enrollment declines took their toll, but some are moving to create an institute to house its legacy.
Beginning in 2028, community college districts will be able to create between two and 12 new bachelor's programs, depending on their student outcomes.
Universities UK seeks international student levy pause, inflationary tuition fee rises and long-term sector plan The post Burnham’s 10-year plan ‘must exploit universities’ full
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Earn a degree in English while you improve your Mandarin outside class.
We’re rounding up last week’s stories, from one agency's plan to overhaul the grant process to how La Salle University orchestrated an enrollment recovery.
Why building CCR infrastructure—not more programs—is key to scalable student impact.
How does our market based higher education system in England work – as a market? David Kernohan gets into the detail
A bipartisan bill making its way through the Senate would reshape the rules of the road around college sports
Hong Kong authorities should shoulder a larger share of the cost of facilities jointly used by institutions at the Northern Metropolis university towns
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The President of Sacramento State talks about their Black honors college -- and how schools are dealing with DEI under the Trump administration
The President of Sacramento State talks about their Black honors college -- and how schools are dealings with DEI under the Trump administration.
What does the opening of a new Chinese university campus in Uzbekistan tell us about the changing TNE landscape in Central Asia and China’s own overseas ambitions
The public institution is trying to close a projected $19 million shortfall through budget cuts and improvements to enrollment and revenue.
Chinese AI researcher “Joy” waited more than seven months to hear that his visa application for Germany had been rejected
The South Korean capital’s popularity is part of a wider appetite for adventure in international study. Some cities are harnessing it particularly well
Government responds to sector calls for more support in meeting costs of stricter security regime The post New UK research security fund expected to focus on universities
As the international education landscape shifts, TNE offers a way to provide high-quality options for families in their home country, write Safia Cassim and Ammaar Bin Saleem
China has begun mass production of a super-coating that can cut wall temperatures by 25 degrees Celsius in summer, according to the state-run Science and Technology Daily
Rappers, poets, university graduates.
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Last seen around the time of the Augar review, KPMG has updated work on the costs of teaching. DK finds evidence of cost cutting everywhere
This week’s card from Hugh Jones’ postbag is about a merger to create a new university in the south east
Analysts pointed to worse-than-expected fiscal 2026 financials and a projected budget shortfall for the current fiscal year.
Tertiary institutions seeking to establish campuses in one of three university towns planned for the Northern Metropolis megaproject will be given “favourable consideration” if
Cambridge previously paid £5,000 compensation after an investigation partially upheld allegations against Dr James Orr A former student of James Orr who was found to have been
China’s urban youth unemployment rose last month, as a record influx of university graduates struggles to find work in a job market weighed down by weak domestic demand and the