LASU School of Communication celebrates Prof Sobowale @80
Professor Idowu Sobowale*As Prof. Agbaje delivers Keynote Address at 5thIdowuSobowale Conference By Elizabeth Osayande Lagos State University School of Communication...
Year: 2021
Tech enabled learning to move to experiential models over assessment
As part of the session a panel of experts discussed the latest innovations in tech-enabled learning and how institutions are...
UK unis dispute recommendations to reduce dependance on China
The report, released last week, highlighted financial dependence on income flows from China among UK universities and called for more...
Why we made NIN mandatory ― JAMB explains
By Joseph Erunke THE Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board, JAMB, has explained that it introduced the use of National Identity...
Financial Misconduct: Unilorin Alumni ratifies suspension of National President, Dr Fasakin
By Demola Akinyemi The University of Ilorin Alumni Association at the weekend in Ilorin ratified the suspension of Dr Olawale...
Addressing a problem with a problem through linguistic shyness
Dr. Ganiu Abisoye Bamgbose (Dr. GAB)By Ganiu Bamgbose (Ph.D) Nigerians tend to be so decent that we often shy away...
British Council signs Greek TNE partnership deal
The ‘UK-Greece Strategic Partnership in Education’ is the first TNE program between the UK and an EU country, the organisation...
Australia international education roundtable meets gov’t with “single voice”
A round table in Canberra saw organisations such as Universities Australia, International Students Education Agents Association, English Australia, Independent Tertiary...
Concourse and Amala to collaborate on refugees HE access
Formerly known as Sky School, Amala Education is a non-profit that aims to utilise transformative education to create opportunities and inspire positive...
Prestigious US institutions see more int’l applications in 2020/21
Analysing some 120,000 applications submitted to US higher education institutions by BridgeU students in international schools in 120 countries, the paper found...
