4 ways leaders are keeping teachers motivated through pandemic disruption
From the pressure put on first responders to the demands placed on essential workers, COVID-19 upended professional norms across all...
Month: November 2020
medical studies stabilise int’l admission figures
India, Uzbekistan and Sri Lanka saw the biggest drops, with -16.41%, -6.37% and -2.04% declines in student numbers, respectively. However, student...
American Public Education’s purchase of Rasmussen U grows nursing footprint
Dive Brief: For-profit college operator American Public Education Inc. plans to acquire the for-profit Rasmussen University, which enrolls 18,000 students...
Women in Education Awards announces 2020 winners
In its fourth year, WIE – organised by Lead5050 – announced the winners in a fully live and interactive event, with...
Syrian int’l students face barriers around English testing
A combination of sanctions against Syria that limit online provision, restriction of movement caused by the pandemic, and a lack...
UK target of 600k international students by 2030 is “achievable”
Speaking during a session at the IHE 2020 Policy Live virtual conference, Paul Jeffery said the government is “fully signed up”...
NAFDAC warns against use of ‘sniper’ as foodstuff preservatives
By Chioma Obinna The National Agency for Food and Drug Administration and Control, NAFDAC, on Sunday warned Nigerians against the...
