To support local doctors, one must graduate from middle and high schools in the same metropolitan area as the university
Starting from the 2027 academic year, students must graduate from middle and high schools within the same metropolitan area as their medical school to apply for local doctor selection.
University of Texas System to Restrict Teaching 'Unnecessarily Controversial Subjects'
The University of Texas System's Board of Regents has approved a policy requiring that universities avoid teaching subjects deemed 'unnecessarily controversial' while emphasizing a balanced approach in discussions.
Tsahkna: Estonia's foreign policy is not for academic expressions
Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna emphasizes that Estonia's foreign policy should not be viewed as a platform for academic debate.
Vocational education gets a new curriculum and admission procedure
Estonia's vocational schools will implement a new curriculum and admission policy starting next academic year, requiring students to select a field of study first and specialize only after the first year.
Russia: Wadephul demands withdrawal of the DAAD ban
Germany's Foreign Minister Johann Wadephul has sharply criticized Russia's designation of the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) as an undesirable organization and called for its immediate reversal.
The Alarm: Teenage Deportations Scare Away Researchers
Sweden's government aims to attract foreign researchers but its migration policy, especially concerning deportations of young individuals, is driving them away, according to the union Sulf.
[Breaking] The number of medical school students will increase by 490 in the 2027 academic year... All through regional physician selection
The number of medical school admissions in South Korea will increase to 3,548 in 2027, with 490 additional spots designated for regional physician candidates.
Unicaf laments UK aviation policy at Lagos convocation
Unicaf's Chief Academic Officer expressed disappointment over a UK aviation policy that prevents international students from attending graduation ceremonies in the UK.
American Academic: Trump Blackmails the World with Obsessive Dominance
The article analyzes various descriptions of Donald Trump's foreign policy approach, exploring its complexities and contradictions since he first took office in 2017.
What is the goal of the National Apolytirio, what is changing, what applies to the Panhellenic exams
The article discusses the goals of the National Apolytirio and the ongoing national dialogue about changes, stating that the Panhellenic exams will not be abolished and current high school students will not be affected, with implementation expected in the 2027-2028 academic year.
Trade war, global instability push de-dollarisation into Chinaβs academic mainstream
A surge in research on de-dollarisation reflects its growing significance in Chinese policy discussions, driven by trade wars and global instability.
Mamdaniβs Schools Chief Begins Shaping Agenda Around Rigor and Equity
The new Schools Chief, Mamdani, is setting a forward-thinking agenda focused on academic rigor and equity within the education system.
Amendment to the Law on Higher Education: Is the system adapting to interest groups within the academic community?
The Ministry of Science, Education, and Youth in Croatia is set to amend the Law on Higher Education and Scientific Activity for the first time since its adoption in 2022, highlighting the need to refine certain provisions based on practical experiences before further legislative changes are proposed.
European Union: Fear for a Success Story
Gerald Knaus, an influential figure in European migration policy, is known for his role in the now-failed 2016 EU-Turkey migration agreement and expresses dissatisfaction with being labeled merely as a 'migration researcher' due to his broader academic background.