A federal rule governing international visas for students, visiting scholars, and journalists, which had been scheduled to take effect on September 15, was stayed this week when a federal judge in the Massachusetts district court issued a preliminary injunction postponing its implementation. The new U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) rule would have capped the…
The Ministry of Education and Korean Council for University Education are offering relief to applicants who were unable to complete their applications for next year’s university admissions because of an error in the application system shortly before the deadline
A total of 19 German universities appear in the Global Employability University Ranking 2026, designed by the HR consultancy Emerging and published exclusively by Times Higher Education. The ranking reveals the universities that recruiters at top companies believe are the best at preparing students for the workplace
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Europe wants to clean up its heavy industries without sacrificing jobs or economic growth. A new study suggests that may be possible – but it will require compromises
Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine offers one of the most comprehensive scholarship programmes in tropical medicine, infectious diseases and global health education. Whether you’re a UK or Irish student, an international applicant, or a humanitarian worker looking to progress your career in global health and humanitarian response, we provide financial support to help you achieve…
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JAKARTA — Indonesia’s university admission system is facing renewed scrutiny following the arrest of senior officials at a state university, with experts warning that weak oversight and broad institutional discretion could allow wealthy applicants to buy their way into coveted academic programs