International rarity in Espoo: university built a quantum computer for its students
Aalto University has inaugurated Finland's fourth quantum computer, designed specifically for student access and education.
Skomantas Urbonas (17) is Norway's champion in mathematics
Skomantas Urbonas, a 17-year-old from Oslo International School, has won the title of Norway's mathematics champion after succeeding in the Abel Competition.
KHCU Global Buddy 9th Orientation Held by Kyung Hee Cyber University KF Global e-School Project Team
Kyung Hee Cyber University successfully held the 'KHCU Global Buddy 9th Orientation' aimed at enhancing global teaching competency for Korean language pre-service teachers.
"Fake Students" or People Who Moonlight? The Real Life of Uzbek Students in Latvia
The article explores the challenges and realities faced by Uzbek students studying in Latvia, amidst societal doubts about their true intentions in coming to the country.
Strong impact on public schools in the Province due to the strike for International Women's Day
A teachers' strike for International Women's Day significantly disrupted public schools in Greater Buenos Aires, especially affecting afternoon sessions.
International student 'cash cows' blindsided by visa cost doubling
The Australian federal government has unexpectedly doubled the cost of the temporary graduate visa for international students, raising it from $2,300 to $4,600.
PHOTOS โฉ The international education summit focuses on artificial intelligence
The 16th international summit for the teaching profession in Estonia gathered nearly 20 education ministers from top PISA countries, representatives of teachers' unions, and education leaders, with a delegation from Ukraine present at Estonia's request.
Are there classes on Monday, March 9?
Several schools in Argentina will not hold classes on March 9 due to a strike by teachers' unions in support of an international feminist protest for International Women's Day.
Forgotten key: how to stop teacher exodus and declining results
A recent analysis indicates that Lithuania may face a deficit of over 4000 teachers in the coming years, compounded by stagnating student performance in international assessments.
Uganda: Museveni Says Educating Girls Remains Key to Empowering Women and Transforming Society
President Museveni emphasized the importance of educating girls as a means to empower women and transform Ugandan society during International Women's Day celebrations.
A guide for the little ones to face the world (in the best possible way)
The International Schools Partnership offers an educational model aiming to develop decision-making skills, independence, and self-confidence in children.
The summit brings 20 education ministers from PISA top countries to Estonia
Estonia hosts an international summit of nearly 20 education ministers from top PISA countries to discuss significant challenges in education.
Another Monday without classes for thousands of children in the Province of Buenos Aires: a union strikes for International Womenโs Day
Thousands of children in Buenos Aires are facing another day without classes due to a strike by a union in solidarity with International Womenโs Day.
From sugarcane cutter to manager of Youth and Adult Education: education transforms the life of a woman in the interior of SP
Maria Alice Zacharias, a former sugarcane cutter, has dedicated her life to improving education for adults in Sรฃo Carlos, Brazil, showcasing the transformative power of education on International Women's Day.
Pope Leo XIV expresses solidarity with women suffering from violence
Pope Leo XIV expressed his solidarity and prayers for women suffering from violence on International Women's Day.
The celebration of Iranian girls
The article emphasizes the struggle and importance of Iranian women and girls in the context of the International Women's Day celebrations, calling for their recognition amidst the war.
Fake recognition shown to extort hefty fees! Students' future at stake, school chairman arrested
The chairman of Educrest International School in Gurugram has been arrested for fraudulently claiming CBSE recognition, putting students' futures in jeopardy.
International Women's Day: Meet Four Rectors of Public Universities in RS Who Inspire New Generations
The article highlights the achievements and impact of female rectors at public universities in Rio Grande do Sul, Brazil, particularly the University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre, which boasts a predominantly female student and staff body.
Women's Power: Women Lead Justice, Education, and Rights Advocacy in ES
For the first time in history, women are leading key institutions in Espรญrito Santo, marking significant progress in gender representation.
As US universities retreat from China partnerships, who is filling the academic void?
The article discusses how American universities are reducing partnerships in China due to geopolitical tensions, leading to the emergence of new academic programs offered by local institutions like SJTU.
How does an exchange program influence academic and professional future? Expert explains
An increasing number of Brazilian youth are pursuing international exchange programs to enhance their educational and professional prospects, with a focus on real experiences abroad.
Educating in equality: every chosen toy, story read and designed play space conveys a message
The article emphasizes the importance of daily experiences in promoting gender equality, particularly highlighting how toys, stories, and play environments influence children's perceptions from an early age.
Santos opens more than 300 vacancies for women-targeted courses during the month of March
The city of Santos, Brazil, has opened over 300 spots for various courses aimed at women in March, coinciding with International Women's Day celebrations.
VIDEOS: DF1 of Friday, March 6, 2026
A variety of news items including political developments in Brazil, a major acquisition in the pharmaceutical industry, and international tensions involving Iran.
Illegal high school arrangement may cost Turku dearly โ the ministry considers reclaiming state grants
The Finnish Ministry of Education has deemed Turku's arrangements for an international IB high school as illegal, potentially leading to financial repercussions for the city.
Chung-Ang University Graduate School of Advanced Imaging Concludes 'AI x Virtual Convergence Film Production' International Education Program
Chung-Ang University's international program 'Beyond the Screen: AI x Virtual Convergence Film Production' successfully concluded, significantly expanding its participant base compared to the previous year.
Educational fairs gather information on graduation abroad; see dates
Educational fairs in Brazil are set to offer crucial information for students interested in studying abroad, featuring representatives from international institutions.
I Explain to You #170: International Women's Day - labor market, wage inequality, education, and what still needs to be achieved
The podcast episode for International Women's Day discusses the participation of women in the labor market in Bahia, Brazil, focusing on wage inequality and education, highlighting the pioneering story of Juliana Romรฃo, the first woman to lead a subway operator in the country.
Four new foreign universities have applied for branches in Greece - See which ones they are
Four foreign universities have submitted applications for establishing branches in Greece, reflecting a growing international academic interest in the country.
How good jobs candidates get internationally is the best signal of the quality of doctoral education
The article discusses the necessity of evaluating doctoral education in Norway with a broader international perspective, rather than focusing solely on immediate job relevance within Norway.
F.A.Z. Early Thinker: Will the Coalition Push Through the New Basic Security?
Discussions in the German Bundestag focus on new basic security measures amid various national and international developments.
Notification for March 5
Several notable appointments and initiatives were announced in South Korea, highlighting contributions in education, culture, and international relations.
Universities vow to act, reduce the proportion of students from third countries
Latvian universities have pledged to focus on attracting students from OECD countries and the European Economic Area, aiming to reduce the number of students from third countries enrolled in their institutions.
United Nations: Melania Trump leads UN Security Council as the first First Lady
Melania Trump made history by leading a UN Security Council session, focusing on children and education amid international conflict, amidst ongoing criticism for her role.
Education at the site of memory. Students will go to Auschwitz for free admission
Starting in March 2026, Polish students will be able to visit the Auschwitz-Birkenau Museum free of charge as part of educational study trips organized by the International Center for Education about Auschwitz and the Holocaust.
International students accuse Australia of treating them like ATMs after fees for one visa double without warning
International students in Australia are expressing frustration after a sudden increase in visa application fees, which they perceive as exploitative.
Duksung Women's University Holds Second Training for Faculty of National University of Battambang, Cambodia
Duksung Women's University hosted a training session for faculty members of Cambodia's National University of Battambang to strengthen academic cooperation.
Melania Trump leads meeting in the Security Council
Melania Trump presided over a UN Security Council meeting focused on children, technology, and education in conflict areas, highlighting the significance of the U.S. role in international diplomacy.
Inauguration ceremony for the elite SPH campus in Miami, among the founders Silva International
The Sports Performance Hub (SPH) has launched the construction of its world-class athletic and educational campus in Miami.
Universities to Be Allowed to Charge Fees to Doctoral Students from Third Countries
Estonian universities will be permitted to charge tuition fees to doctoral students from third countries starting next academic year, despite mixed opinions from universities and students.
USP holds a magna lecture on the philosophy of private law this Monday
The University of Sรฃo Paulo's Law School will inaugurate the academic year with a lecture on the philosophy of private law, featuring international participants from Argentina and local judiciary representatives.
'I have always liked to internationalize myself': these are the ten most sought-after university degrees by students in Ecuador
The article discusses the increasing focus on international education among Ecuadorian students, highlighting popular career choices and economic factors influencing their decisions.
Is it going to take 2 years to supply '10,000 households' in Yongsan? If the school issue is resolved, it could be possible in 8 months
The South Korean government and Seoul city are in dispute over the timeline for increasing housing supply in the Yongsan International Business District, with the city predicting a two-year delay while the government claims an extension of only 6-8 months is needed.
British universities test foreign students' language skills with Duolingo
Increasing numbers of British universities are using the Duolingo app to assess the language skills of foreign students, according to Financial Times.
Lionel Messi admits he made a mistake - "I deeply regret it"
Lionel Messi expresses regret for not learning English during his youth, feeling it hindered his ability to connect with international peers.
Chairman Lee Joong-geun of Booyoung Group Grants Scholarships
Lee Joong-geun, chairman of Booyoung Group, awarded scholarships worth approximately 408 million won to 102 international students from 32 countries during the scholarship ceremony held at the Korean Chamber of Commerce in central Seoul.
Korea National Sport University holds a report meeting for training professionals in sports AI
Korea National Sport University held a report meeting on the achievements of its AI-based international smart coaching project, involving various universities' AI research teams.
Juhani Jutila, 27, switched from construction to medical studies in Romania - already one in three new doctors has studied abroad
A growing number of Finnish medical professionals are being trained abroad, with 35% of licensed doctors in Finland having graduated from foreign universities, raising questions about the trust in the qualifications of foreign-trained doctors.
Humber college rolls out โexit programโ packages for staff who voluntarily leave
Humber College in Ontario is launching voluntary exit packages for staff members amid financial pressures from declining international student revenue and ongoing tuition freezes.
Anjali Bista studying in Kotka memorizes Finnish - language skills can earn thousands
Anjali Bista, a nursing student from Nepal studying in Kotka, Finland, emphasizes the importance of mastering the Finnish language for career opportunities in healthcare.