Beijing's Rise: The Creepy Success of China's Bureaucrats
The article analyzes China's rise as a global innovation leader, attributing it to a blend of government planning, a unique reward system for bureaucrats, and a strong emphasis on engineering education.
Nigeria: Xejet Signs MOU With Uniabuja to Float Aerospace Centre
XEJet Limited and the University of Abuja have signed a memorandum of understanding to establish the XEJet Centre for Aerospace & Space Engineering in Nigeria.
PHOTOS: Zulum approves N12.9bn aeronautics scholarship for 54 Borno students
Borno State Governor Babagana Zulum has approved a N12.9 billion scholarship for 54 students to study aeronautics and engineering at Isaac Balami University.
The head of the largest school in Lithuania: education cannot just be about hunting for top scores
D. Žvirdauskas, head of KTU Engineering Lyceum and the Lithuanian School Leaders Association, emphasizes that education should not solely focus on achieving high scores.
Plaenge Program Encourages a Career in Civil Engineering
The Plaenge Young Apprentice Program aims to connect high school and early college students with practical experiences in civil engineering to foster interest in the field.
Embrace digital transformation, don urges engineers
Christianah Ijagbemi, a professor from Nigeria, advocates for the integration of digital skills within the engineering field to foster sustainable practices during an event in Abeokuta.
RTU Rēzekne Academy Promotes Primary School Students' Interest in Engineering Sciences
RTU Rēzekne Academy is conducting engineering science sessions for primary school students, aiming to spark their interest in the field.
5 million is just the beginning: TalTech established the Engineering Foundation
TalTech University in Estonia has established an Engineering Foundation to enhance the competitiveness of Estonia's economy and societal resilience, with an initial investment of five million euros.
Letter to the Editor. It is unreasonable to deport a soon-to-be engineer to Mongolia
A letter highlighting the distress of a 21-year-old engineering student facing deportation from Sweden after living there for over six years.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic backtracks on program move for current students
Saskatchewan Polytechnic has decided that current students in the electronic systems engineering technology program will not need to relocate to Regina and can continue their studies in Saskatoon.
Giant Goldberg Machine Built During Engineering Week and Peeking Behind the Curtain of Major Vocational Education Reform
Tallinna Ehituskool is hosting its second Engineering Week to engage students with engineering by showcasing its practical and creative aspects.
Saskatchewan Polytechnic students feeling ‘blindsided’ as program moves cities
Students in Saskatchewan Polytechnic's electronic systems engineering technology program are upset about the relocation of their program from Saskatoon to Regina, which would require them to move or withdraw.
A powerful Goldberg machine was created at the Tallinn Construction School
During Engineering Week, nine teams at the Tallinn Construction School built a device that triggers a domino effect system using improvised materials.
Quebec announces $350M modernization of Polytechnique
Quebec has unveiled a $350-million modernization project for Polytechnique Montréal, aiming to enhance its engineering capabilities and student capacity.
ABUAD, airline partner on training engineering students
United Nigeria Airlines has partnered with Afe Babalola University to provide industrial training for its engineering students.
NABTEB: Construction, engineering lead pass rates as business trades lag
The NABTEB results show that construction and engineering trades outperformed business trades in the November/December 2025 examinations in Nigeria.
New higher education strategy 2027-35 anticipates the creation of 900 additional study places
Estonia's upcoming higher education strategy for 2027-35 plans to establish 900 new study places, focusing on teacher training, engineering, and healthcare fields.
GATE exam starts today, pay attention to these points, check the details
The Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) exams conducted by IIT Guwahati starts today and will run until February 15 across various locations in India, providing an essential opportunity for engineering and science students to pursue higher education.
New search engine: How difficult is it to get into business academy and fields like cosmetology, electrical engineering, or dental assistant
The article discusses the opening of new online applications for vocational schools in Slovakia, highlighting regional interest in quality education beyond the capital, Bratislava.
Competition to find a board member for 'Jelgava Water'; salary 4466 euros
The Jelgava municipality has announced a candidate selection for the board member position at SIA 'Jelgava Water' due to the expiration of the current board member's mandate, requiring candidates to have higher education in engineering sciences and at least three years of professional experience in the field.
President Yoon: Introducing the National Researcher System... We must respect science and technology
President Yoon announced the introduction of a 'National Researcher' system to honor and support lifelong researchers during an event with top science and engineering students.
The state will fund engineering and nursing vocational studies more, and arts and business less
The government has approved an initial plan for two years of state-funded vocational training slots, prioritizing engineering and nursing over arts and business studies.
Another IIT Student Commits Suicide by Jumping from Hostel Roof
A second-year civil engineering student at IIT Bombay, Naman Agarwal, reportedly committed suicide by jumping from the roof of hostel number 4, marking another tragic case linked to the institute in recent weeks.
Deaths: He was considered the father of logistics in Brazil
Antônio Galvão Novaes, a pivotal figure in transportation engineering and logistics in Brazil, was recognized for his significant contributions to the field as a researcher and professor.
Public school student passes entrance exam at USP and may become the first engineer in the family in the interior of SP
18-year-old João Gabriel Motta from Adamantina, SP, achieves a place at the prestigious University of São Paulo, potentially becoming the first engineer in his family.
When is the registration deadline for the IPN 2026 undergraduate exam? This is the last day to register
The registration process for candidates wishing to enroll in the bachelor's degrees or engineering programs at the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) for the upcoming period from August to January has begun, with a specific deadline for completing the admission exam registration process.
A ticking time bomb: the CEO of Safran warns about the decline in math levels in France
Olivier Andriès, CEO of Safran, warns that the decline in mathematics proficiency in France could lead to a shortage of engineers, stressing that not all students should follow the same academic paths.
Legionella at FER: Classes Proceed as Planned, No Danger
The presence of Legionella bacteria has been confirmed at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing (FER) in Zagreb, but the administration assures that the situation is under control and classes will proceed as scheduled.
Legionella bacteria detected at FER, students notified: Here’s what will happen to classes
Legionella bacteria, the cause of Legionnaires' disease, have been found at the Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing in Zagreb, prompting a notification to students regarding the impact on classes.