Alabama's Troy University increases the number of online undergraduate education programs
Troy University’s College of Education and Behavioral Sciences will increase accessibility to programs by providing various undergraduate education degrees entirely online. TROY's growth in online education degrees aims to improve accessibility and satisfy the rising demand for online degree options.
UNESCO states that inter-regional inequalities in higher education remain
A new report by UNESCO reveals that global university enrolment has more than doubled in the last 20 years. Millions more students are moving to study abroad but major inequalities remain across regions.
The council of EU demands for human-centric for AI in education systems
The council of EU urges national governments to improve teachers' AI and digital competencies and foster the creation and application of education-focused AI tools.
US Education Department states that accounting is not a professional degree
Accounting is not included in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act student loan classification system as a professional degree.
China allows PhD students graduate through practical contributions
China is reshaping the PhD by enabling students to graduate based on real, impactful innovative contributions rather than traditional requirements.
China adds 38 majors focused on emerging technologies
China’s Ministry of Education has announced the introduction of 38 new undergraduate majors for the 2026 national college entrance exam, aiming to expand opportunities for students and align higher education with cutting-edge industries and national development strategies.
UK is going to rejoin Erasmus
The UK and EU have signed the deal to bring back the Erasmus programme in UK.
Should teachers get paid for working overtime?
A survey about the overtime pay issue was conducted.
Is Artificial Intelligence good for education?
The integration of AI in education is a pressing issue.
Iran shifts to online education
Iran has imposed online education in all universities and schools.
Is it okay to grade your teachers?
Teacher perceived credibility and evaluation have significant implications for the overall quality and effectiveness of education in institutions.
UK schools are going to include healthier lunches
The food standards in UK school menus are expected to change.
The Western Nevada College moves scholarship deadline to May 15
The Western Nevada College Foundation has extended its scholarship application deadline to May 15.
AI impacts young people's choice in college majors
Students start to take into account the rapid development of AI when preparing for college.
LGS 2026 applications open via e-school: Deadlines, exam structure, and key dates announced
Turkey’s Ministry of National Education has launched the application process for the optional high school entrance exam (LGS), outlining key deadlines, exam format, and new updates including a first-time student nutrition package between sessions.
After a mass shooting in the USA, a scholarship fund honors student's legacy.
A month after the tragic West Sixth Street shooting in the United States, the University of Texas at Austin community establishes a scholarship fund to honor Savitha Shanmugasundaram’s legacy and support future students.
UK universities face financial strain as rapid expansion raises alarm
Rising student numbers, heavy reliance on international enrolment, and concerns over grade inflation are putting long-term financial sustainability and educational quality at risk.
