Will coronavirus prevention have positive long-term impact on classroom design?
When schools reopen, students will be greeted by plexiglass barriers, partitions and new classroom configurations designed to keep them as...
Month: July 2020
Study: More than half of students lost 39% of year’s learning over summer
Dive Brief: A study published this week in American Education Research Journal, following students in grades 1 through 6 over...
UK gov confirms work rights for dependants of postgrad students with PSW visa from 2021
In a statement that provides further details on the government’s plans for a new UK points-based immigration system, the Home...
UK gov confirms work rights for dependants of postrgrad students with PSW visa from 2021
In a statement that provides further details on the government’s plans for a new UK points-based immigration system, the Home...
European Universities initiative expands, focus reaffirmed on digital mobility
The EC proposed the European Universities initiative to EU leaders in 2017 as part of an overall vision for the...
European Universities initiative expands with digital honed mobility
The EC proposed the European Universities initiative to EU leaders in 2017 as part of an overall vision for the...
EU students to pay tuition fees in Scotland from 2021
Richard Lochhead, the minister for further education, higher education and science, said the move was a direct result of Scotland...
stakeholders express optimism around growth in student numbers at Class of 2020 summit
The Class of 2020 webinar ‘Virtual Summit the Netherlands’ brought a panel of university and business leaders together to discuss...
Don’t enrol for WAEC without FG’s participation, NUT, parents tell states
By Adesina Wahab State governments in the country have been told not to go ahead and enrol their schools in...
ASUU, Governing Council head for showdown over meetings –
By Adesina Wahab The no love lost relationship between members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, the University...
