OPINION What happens when the world stops coming to campus? A student sits by the flags in MacMillan Hall, home to the International Student and Scholar Services.
Spring 2027 undergraduate admissions are opening at more Korean universities for prospective international students, with most application periods taking place in September
Two popular college search platforms have released annual rankings that place Clark among the top universities in the United States for 2027. The University is included in The Princeton Review’s “The Best 392 Colleges: 2027 Edition,” available online and in print, and is ranked the seventh-best small college in Massachusetts and in the top 30%…
An artificial intelligence (AI)-powered malaria diagnostic system developed in Korea is moving from individual hospitals into Benin’s national malaria program after winning a public procurement contract from the country’s health ministry
A study conducted by Smurfit Westrock Bag-in-Box across Belgium, France, Germany and Sweden found that consumers across Europe are actively separating Bag-in-Box packaging components for recycling, helping to ensure the materials can be directed into the appropriate recycling streams
The Chevening Scholarships for Luxembourg provide exceptional future leaders with the opportunity to pursue a fully funded one-year master’s degree in the United Kingdom
Graduates of Iraq’s petroleum institutes protested outside the Oil Ministry in Baghdad on Sunday, demanding government jobs in the oil sector, according to a Shafaq News correspondent
ASIA ASIA World/ Asia/ India Six-storey building collapses in Delhi: Students call for help from rubble as rescuers race to find survivors
Italian embassy warns Pakistani study visa applicants over surge in ‘dubious documents’
JAKARTA: Indonesia’s “independent” 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 programmes