Peace does not reach Madrid campuses, despite the truce that Ayuso signed with the rectors
Despite a signed truce between Madrid's university rectors and President Isabel Díaz Ayuso, economic concerns persist at public universities in Madrid.
Online Exams for a More Inclusive University
In Italy, around 1 in 7 university students attend online universities, primarily allowing working individuals to balance their studies and jobs through recorded lectures and online resources.
Pae Gymnasium graduate Marsell Kovalev: what did the children do wrong?
Marsell Kovalev, a student at Tallinn University, reflects on his memorable school experiences, emphasizing the value of extracurricular learning activities.
'It was difficult to leave my family,' says 17-year-old who worked on a farm and was accepted into medicine at the federal university
Seventeen-year-old Fernando Abreu Miranda, who worked on a farm, has been accepted into medicine at the Federal University of Tocantins, expressing the challenges of leaving his family behind for his studies.
Research: School Absenteeism Has Become a Problem
A study indicates that school absenteeism has become a significant issue, with increasing school absence rates in recent years in Finland.
The agreement between Ayuso and the rectors, as celebrated as it is empty
Madrid's President Isabel Díaz Ayuso has signed a multi-year funding agreement with university rectors, but critics argue it fails to address deeper issues of financial strain in public universities.
I sat for WAEC thrice, battled self-doubt — OOU best graduating student
David Ajayi, the top graduate from the Civil Engineering Department at Olabisi Onabanjo University, discusses his journey to academic excellence despite early challenges and self-doubt.
Sahmyook University appoints Jeong Chang-deok as ‘AI-focused university special professor’
Sahmyook University has appointed Jeong Chang-deok, former president of several universities, as a special professor to lead its AI-focused initiative and has announced a donation to support its growth.
Why Does Design Exist? Students and Professors Together Open a New Horizon in Design Education with the DBEW Award 2026
Korea's Kookmin University is collaborating with Italy's ADI to host the DBEW Award 2026, aiming to explore universal design values beyond geographical and cultural boundaries.
Uepa announces results of the new gastronomy course; see the list of approved candidates
The State University of Pará has published the results of its special selection process for the new Gastronomy Technology course, admitting 62 students.
University Funding: Free Public Education Does Not Exist
The article argues that while public university education in Argentina is often referred to as free, it is actually subsidized by tax revenues that burden all societal segments, including lower-income households.
Prodigy Girl in California: She is 10 years old, has the same last name as a character from The Big Bang Theory, and is already studying at university
A 10-year-old girl named Honey Cooper is taking university-level courses while attending 4th grade through a dual enrollment program in California.
Changes in the Leadership of Bifröst University
Bifröst University is undergoing changes in its leadership structure.
Learn how your behavior can be the key to a successful career
A career management center at Unifor emphasizes the significance of professional behavior in shaping successful careers for graduates and postgraduates.
Ufra receives applications for the 2026 entrance exam until this Tuesday, 3; see schedule
The Federal Rural University of Amazonia (Ufra) is accepting applications for its 2026 entrance exam until Tuesday, with over 1,100 free spots in various fields of study across multiple campuses.
UFMT opens competition for teachers with salaries of up to R$ 14.2 million
The Federal University of Mato Grosso (UFMT) has launched a public competition for 49 higher education teaching positions, with salaries reaching over R$ 14,2 million as per the announcement in the Official Gazette of the Union.
Promotion of 203 Bachelor's Graduates of the Catholic University of Croatia
The Catholic University of Croatia celebrated the graduation of 203 bachelor's students across various fields on February 28, 2026.
Fuvest releases the first waiting list for the 2026 entrance exam
The Fuvest has announced the first waiting list for the 2026 entrance exam for the University of São Paulo, with candidates required to complete registration promptly.
75-year-old farmer approved for the 2nd time at UFPI returned to study after retirement: 'an inspiration for grandchildren', says daughter-in-law
A 75-year-old man named João José de Carvalho has been accepted for a second time into a biological sciences program at the Federal University of Piauí after returning to education post-retirement.
Center for Treatment and Research in Rare Diseases is inaugurated at Unifor
The Center for Neurodevelopment in Rare Diseases was inaugurated at the University of Fortaleza to provide specialized care for children with rare neurological disorders.
Competition in university entrance exams reinforces the importance of pre-university courses
Competition in Brazil's university entrance exams highlights the growing need for effective pre-university preparation.
‘We found brilliant but insecure young people’: this is the silent gap before entering university
Daniel Valenzuela discusses the academic preparedness of students entering university and highlights the gaps that some students experience.
Sangji University Nursing Department, All Graduates Pass National Nurse Examination... Continuing Success for 10 Years
All 57 graduates of the Nursing Department at Sangji University achieved a 100% pass rate in the 2026 National Nurse Examination, marking ten consecutive years of similar success.
The new Education Advisor of Ayuso seals an agreement with the rectors of public universities in record time
The new Education Advisor Mercedes Zarzalejo has quickly reached an agreement with the rectors of Madrid's public universities for a new multi-year funding model.
Ayuso reaches agreement with Madrid rectors on new university funding model
The Community of Madrid has reached an agreement with the rectors of public universities to establish a new multi-year funding model.
PPC Group and Georgetown University partner to launch a new university legal entity in Greece
Georgetown University is seeking approval to establish a legal entity in Greece to offer postgraduate programs, in partnership with PPC Group.
Young man from Pará with rare disease passes entrance exams at three public universities after taking the Enem in the hospital
A young man from Pará has been accepted into three medical programs despite facing a severe rare disease that required him to take the national exam while hospitalized.
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.
75-Year-Old Man Approved for University Admission for the 2nd Time: 'It’s Never Too Late to Study'
A 75-year-old man from Brazil celebrates his acceptance into university for the second time, emphasizing the importance of education at any age.
Sisu 2026 at UFSCar: see the list of the second call of approved candidates
The University of São Carlos (UFSCar) has announced the list of 1,839 candidates approved in the second call for the Unified Selection System (Sisu) for undergraduate courses.
Free basic computer course is open for registration in MS
The State University of Mato Grosso do Sul is open for registrations until April 4 for an online Basic Computer Course starting on March 14 and aiming to teach essential computer skills.
Barão de Mauá's Medicine Program is the First in Ribeirão Preto and Region in ENAMED
The Medicine program at Barão de Mauá University Center achieved the best result among private institutions in Ribeirão Preto and the surrounding region in the ENAMED evaluation.
Educational Seminar: "Discussing GenZ: University, Work & the Future" of the University of Western Attica
The University of Western Attica is organizing an educational seminar to discuss the challenges and opportunities for Generation Z in terms of education and professional development.
The cost of indecision: 'I feel like I made my parents and grandparents lose money by changing my university major'
A young woman reflects on the financial burden of changing her university major, expressing regret for the impact it may have had on her family's finances.
USP holds a magna lecture on the philosophy of private law this Monday
The University of São 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.
Radical 'abertzales' use smoke bombs and flares to empty faculties and stop classes in Vitoria for March 3
Radical supporters of Gazte Koordinadora Sozialista disrupted classes at the University of Vitoria using smoke bombs and flares, as part of mobilizations to commemorate the 50th anniversary of a police crackdown that killed five workers on March 3, 1976.
DEI and Georgetown University collaborate for a new university in Greece
The Hellenic Electricity Distribution Network Operator (DEI) has partnered with Georgetown University to establish a new legal entity for higher education in Greece, expected to begin operation in the fall of 2026.
The Ústí University Wants to Teach Students How to Prepare Companies for the End of Coal Mining
Ústí University in Czechia is launching a program aimed at educating students on transitioning companies away from coal mining.
Registration for the academic test at the University of Tartu is open until March 10
The University of Tartu is organizing its academic test for the eighth time, allowing students to secure a place in higher education by achieving at least 70 points out of 100.
Freshman removed from university after messages threatening rape against colleague
A physical education student at Santa Cecília University was expelled following the leak of messages threatening rape against a female student.
‘The First 1 Province 1 National University of South Korea’... Official Launch of Integrated Gangwon University
Gangwon University has officially launched as the first ‘1 Province 1 National University’ in South Korea after integrating with Kangwon National University of Technology.
Institute opens registrations for free pre-university course in Salvador
The Steve Biko Cultural Institute in Salvador is accepting registrations for a free pre-university course aimed at Black individuals in Bahia.
Ribeirão Preto Student Achieves Perfect Math Score on Enem and Secures Place at USP: 'I Never Got Tired of Studying'
An 18-year-old student from Ribeirão Preto, Brazil, achieved a perfect score in math on the Enem exam and earned admission to the prestigious University of São Paulo (USP).
17-Year-Old from the Farm Celebrates First Week in Medical School at Federal University
Fernando Abreu Miranda, a 17-year-old student, celebrates his first week at the Federal University of Tocantins after overcoming various challenges while working in agriculture.
'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.
Youth from across Latvia compete in chemistry olympiad
Students from various high schools in Latvia participated in a chemistry olympiad at the University of Latvia's Natural House, testing their theoretical and practical skills in chemistry.
From High School to University, the Path is Problematic
The transition from secondary to tertiary education in Greece poses significant challenges for students, leading to issues such as inadequate preparation and increased dropout rates.
Young man with a rare disease takes university entrance exam in hospital and gets accepted into medicine at three public universities
Ítalo Cantanhede, a 17-year-old Brazilian student with a rare disease, successfully passed the university entrance exam while hospitalized and gained admission to three public medical schools.
The researchers in Umeå want to make the school lunch part of the education
Researchers at Umeå University suggest integrating school lunches into the curriculum to leverage them as a pedagogical resource.
How 'going to university' can be a lonely online experience
The article discusses how the university experience in Australia has transformed from an engaging on-campus environment to a more isolating online setup post-pandemic.