The University Denied Students
The Appeals Committee for Student Complaints at the University of Iceland has rejected a former student's claim for a refund of registration fees, stating that her request was baseless.
Student group calls on Nova Scotia post-secondary students to stage weeklong strike
The Canadian Federation of Students is urging Nova Scotia post-secondary students to initiate a weeklong strike in response to budget cuts and to advocate for more affordable tuition.
The student council postponed the processing of the no-confidence proposal
The student council at the University of Iceland has postponed the voting on a no-confidence proposal against the rector, Silja Bára Ómarsdóttir, due to a proposed increase in registration fees.
‘It’s not a freebie’: Ford government defends OSAP changes as opposition continues
Ontario Premier Doug Ford stands firm on changes to the Ontario Student Assistance Program (OSAP), stating that funding for student loans is no longer a free entitlement as opposition mounts.
Rector issues a statement regarding the no-confidence motion
Silja Bára Ómarsdóttir, the rector of the University of Iceland, defends her position against a no-confidence motion proposed by student council members due to rising registration fees.
University of Latvia to introduce new study financing model
The University of Latvia will implement a new financing model for studies starting from the 2026/2027 academic year, allowing students to co-finance tuition fees with the university.
No-confidence motion against Silja Bára
The Student Council of the University of Iceland has submitted a no-confidence motion against its rector, Silja Bára R. Ómarsdóttir, due to her alleged irresponsibility in raising registration fees.
Proposed Vote of No Confidence Against Silja Bára
A majority of the student council at the University of Iceland has proposed a vote of no confidence against Rector Silja Bára Ómarsdóttir due to concerns over increased registration fees.
Higher education institutions may ask students for a higher fee for missing credits
From this fall, higher education institutions in Estonia can charge full-time students up to 100 euros for each credit point not completed on time.
Admit Card Not Granted Due to Fees, Student Depressed for Not Taking Exam
A student in Uttar Pradesh faced severe anxiety and depression after a private school withheld his admit card due to unpaid fees, preventing him from taking his board exams.
Ford says he faced ‘massive pressure’ from colleges, universities to increase tuition
Ontario Premier Doug Ford acknowledged significant pressure from post-secondary institutions to raise tuition fees and modify student grants amid rising operational costs.
Expansion of International Student Admission Cap Approved for Three Universities
Three universities in Japan have been approved to expand their international student admission caps, with a condition of raising tuition fees to ensure educational quality.
Over 170,000 students demand compensation from British schools for education during COVID-19
More than 170,000 former and current students are seeking compensation from 36 British universities over the quality of education they received during the COVID-19 pandemic, claiming it did not match their tuition fees.
Students disappointed by Ontario’s cuts to OSAP grants, tuition freeze lift
Ontario students express concern over government cuts to OSAP grants and the lifting of a tuition freeze, fearing increased debt burdens.
Increased fees in the shadow of student protests
The University of Iceland has announced a 25,000 ISK increase in registration fees amidst student protests calling for a reversal of the decision.
Ontario ends tuition fee freeze at public colleges, universities
The Ontario government has announced the end of a tuition fee freeze at public colleges and universities, allowing institutions to raise fees to adapt to changing student demographics.
Students protested against the increase in registration fees
Students in Iceland held protests in response to rising registration fees at educational institutions.