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Triplets Beatriz, Letícia, and Yasmin Oliveira from Fortaleza, Brazil, will head to different universities after being accepted into public higher education institutions in the same year.

This article discusses the re-emergence of the topic of tuition fees for higher education institutions in Czechia.

The MS Supera program in Brazil is providing 600 scholarships worth R$ 1,621 for students in technical and higher education courses.

Over one-third of Latvia's population aged 15 to 74 had higher education at the end of last year, according to data from the Central Statistical Bureau.

The new directive of the Asesec seeks to enhance the educational policies and processes in Ecuador's higher education system.

Eleni Karamalegkou, an Emeritus Professor of Latin Philology at the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens, passed away, leaving a significant impact on the academic community.

In Latvia, the percentage of young people aged 18 to 24 who have dropped out of school is significantly higher in rural areas compared to urban areas, as shown by recent statistics.

The Amapá governor has launched a public competition for indigenous education, offering 420 positions with salaries exceeding R$6,000 after a 20-year hiatus of such exams.

The Alagoas government has announced a public competition for the position of Public Management Specialist with a salary of R$ 5,700.

Eleni Karamelebgou, an esteemed Professor of Latin Philosophy at EKPA, has passed away, leaving a profound impact on academic education and public universities in Greece.

A survey conducted by researchers at the University of Latvia reveals that artificial intelligence tools have become commonplace in higher education, with the majority of educators and students using them in various academic tasks.

The article reflects on the 25-year journey of the Academy of Applied Sciences in Nowy Targ, Poland, highlighting its growth and established position in higher education.

The article discusses the evolving landscape of higher education in Poland, focusing on the strategic role and priorities of private institutions like Akademia Humanitas in response to demographic changes and student expectations.

Professor Charity Aremu has been appointed as the Vice-Chancellor of Venite University in Ekiti State, Nigeria, after a competitive selection process.

The National Universities Commission of Nigeria has implemented new guidelines to regulate the award of honorary doctorate degrees amid concerns over their misuse.

Nigeria's Minister of Education urges the National Assembly to increase funding for education to tackle teacher shortages and improve school infrastructure.

The Piauí Institute of Technology has commenced the academic year for higher education courses in Artificial Intelligence, offering 120 spots across four classes in Teresina.

The ongoing personnel issues at the Catholic Theological Faculty may lead to the potential return of dismissed vice-dean Aleš Prázný amid a legal dispute regarding his dismissal.

Former Czech officials Tomáš Fliegl and Šimon Stiburek have established a non-profit organization aimed at reforming higher education in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.

IFRN is offering 154 remaining spots for specialization courses, with applications open until March 1, 2026.

21-year-old Cecília Leite expresses her joy at being accepted into medical school at two federal universities in Tocantins, Brazil.

The Agricultural University of Athens has made 12,375 undergraduate degree titles available digitally through the government portal gov.gr.

The National Universities Commission in Nigeria has released new guidelines to regulate the award and usage of honorary doctorate degrees amidst concerns over their indiscriminate conferment.

The Federal University of São Francisco Valley (Univasf) has opened a public call for 149 remaining vacancies in 12 face-to-face undergraduate courses that were not filled by the Sisu 2026 waiting list.

A study conducted by the University of Latvia explores how students and teachers are integrating artificial intelligence into their academic processes.

The University of California has initiated a $2 billion bond sale to counteract actions from the Trump administration aimed at the university and similar educational institutions.

The NTA has re-opened the registration window for the Common University Entrance Test (CUET UG 2026), allowing students who missed the initial application deadline another opportunity to apply.

Jakob Kübarsepp emphasizes the importance of developing the Estonian language systematically and academically to ensure it remains a vital language in science and higher education.

The Gujarat Secondary and Higher Secondary Education Board has commenced the 10th and 12th-grade exams from February 26, with a total of 15.27 lakh students participating this year.

Sejong University has been selected to operate the '2026-2027 Korea-Japan Joint Higher Education Student Exchange Project' to enhance cultural exchange between Korea and Japan.

The Universidade Federal de Alagoas has released the list of candidates selected in the second call of the Sistema de Seleção Unificado (Sisu) for 2026, totaling 9,961 candidates across various campuses.

Former Harvard President Larry Summers will resign from his positions at the university after communications he had with Jeffrey Epstein came to light.

The State University of São Paulo (Unesp) has released the sixth list of approved candidates for its entrance exams, allowing students to check their results and proceed with virtual registration.

The State University of Mato Grosso do Sul (UEMS) has opened registrations for its Historical School Selection Process (PROUEMS) 2026, focusing on remaining vacancies and a reserve list for undergraduate courses.

Rey Juan Carlos University in Madrid faces a significant financial crisis, closing 2025 with a deficit of 76 million euros and looking to regional president Ayuso for potential financial solutions.

Enrico Schleiff has been re-elected as president of Goethe University Frankfurt by a narrow majority.

The Brazilian Supreme Court has ruled that the Ministry of Education can set regulations for the establishment of medical courses and slots in higher education through public announcements.

Higher education institutions in Poland are re-evaluating their educational models in response to rising student expectations, a decreasing number of applicants, and market pressures.

The Trump administration has filed a lawsuit against UCLA, alleging discriminatory behavior against Jewish and Israeli students during pro-Palestinian protests on campus.

Registrations for the new public competition for diplomats at Itamaraty, offering 60 positions with an initial salary of R$ 22,558.56, will close on Wednesday.

The article examines the peculiar growth of higher education in Brazil and its real-world implications as reflected in historical narratives.

Student council representatives from Röskva claim that the Vaka majority acted irresponsibly by proposing a no-confidence vote against the university rector based on incorrect information.

The article discusses the significant changes in educational frameworks due to artificial intelligence and the increasing role of universities in lifelong learning programs.

The University of Wrocław has refused to host a political debate organized by the Law and Justice party, citing its neutrality and commitment to good practices in higher education.

The play "Academic Short Circuit," directed by Taago Tubin and performed by the Vanemuine drama troupe, explores issues within higher education in a university town.

This article discusses the ethical and educational dilemmas posed by the rise of artificial intelligence tools in universities, which are transforming academic life beyond just concerns about cheating.

The Inova Institute has opened registrations for internship programs in Amapá, targeting students from high school and higher education with stipends up to R$ 1,200.

The Small Business Market Promotion Agency has signed a memorandum of understanding with 15 regional universities to enhance local entrepreneurship and economic vitality through innovative local content initiatives.

The Higher Education Fair 2026 in Kaunas will feature 40 educational institutions and provide free consultations for students and parents on studying in Lithuania.

A collective event in Manaus will allow university students to negotiate their outstanding student debts with private higher education institutions.