New Zealand university enrolments have surged past their pandemic peak, as a slowing economy and a bulge in youth demographics shepherd more people into higher education. Data fro ...
The jury is still out on whether “insurance” choices should be retained in UK university admissions long term, despite a surge in applicants enrolling at their back-up option this year, experts have ...
Galileo has faced significant media scrutiny in France. Galileo and College de Paris, another major private education group, were the subject of an in-depth inspection carried out by the French ...
Online teaching works best when teaching, facilitation and technical delivery are treated as complementary professional roles ...
Learning to use AI effectively and responsibly is essential, but it is not enough. Educators should also prepare students to ...
An anti-war charity helping Russians flee the military says the number of former students seeking its help has surged over the past six months, from just a few cases to as many as 50 a month.
New Zealand’s Inland Revenue department is monitoring inbound and outbound flights to confront debtors, and taking legal action against “borrowers who refuse to engage”. In May, an Australian-based ...
Students often fall behind long before assessments reveal it. Identifying gaps in understanding during teaching – and using AI for just-in-time support – could transform learning, writes Zabin Visram ...
Graduates who took out controversial “Plan 2” student loans need to earn £63,600 a year if they want to see their balance decrease, a new government analysis has found.
The best teachers I have known share an important characteristic: they have never considered themselves finished products. They remain curious, not only about their disciplines but about their ...
Scotland’s universities are facing a £200 million annual funding shortfall and a £1 billion repairs backlog, says a new study ...
International students and their families will be prime targets of the Australian government’s postponed “migration crackdown”, according to speculation reported in the national broadsheet.