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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has urged Nigeria and other sub-Saharan African nations to increase investment in education as a key driver of economic
Student Mitsuya Tatsuhiko (Japan) has earned himself a Guinness World Records title by building the smallest humanoid robot. The height of his tiny robot
Harvard physics professor and three-time national ultrarunning champion Jenny Hoffman has officially broken the record for the fastest crossing of America on foot (female)
Nigerian social media entrepreneur Clara Chizoba Kronborg has shattered the world record for the longest interviewing marathon, clocking an impressive 55 hours and 24
The University of East Anglia, located in Norwich, UK, has announced scholarships worth £33,150 (N44.3 million) and transportation cost of £4000 (N5.3 million) to
Founders Fund has led a $23 million Series A extension round for Campus, a pioneering community college startup revolutionising access to education in the
Rochelle Prasad, a teacher and former student in the Surrey School District, has been named the World Federation of United Nations Associations’ Young Leader
In Columbia University, New York, a fervent pro-Palestinian protest unfolded which led to the arrest of over a hundred demonstrators and the suspension of
APG University and FX Academy have recently been voted the best Forex trading institutions globally. Their comprehensive courses, expert faculty, and innovative teaching methods
An agreement has been reached to end industrial action by lecturers at further education colleges in Northern Ireland. A new and improved pay offer
Imagine hopping on a school bus and being transported to an immersive, educational tour of the inside of the human body — and no,
The Times Higher Education has again listed Covenant University in Ota, Ogun State, as the best university in Nigeria among top federal government owned
The recent news of Iranian students facing legal threats for celebrating their graduation with a dance video has sparked global attention and raised concerns
The Australian Government has announced the implementation of stringent visa regulations targeting Nigerian students and other international applicants amid a surge in migration numbers.
Nguyen Xuan Thanh, head of the Department of Secondary Education within the Ministry of Education and Training Vietnam, addressed concerns regarding the use of
Anne-Marie Imafidon, a 33-year-old British-Nigerian entrepreneur celebrated for her pioneering contributions to business, mathematics, and technology, has been appointed as the new Chancellor of
As reported by The Independent, a survey reveals concerns among UK teachers about students’ lack of financial literacy, prompting calls for money management lessons
In a bid to enhance its educational landscape and bolster its economic prowess, the United Kingdom (UK) has set its sights on welcoming an
In the pursuit of enhancing career prospects, an increasing number of students are opting to pursue higher education abroad. Beyond selecting the right courses
British Columbia, a Canadian province, has imposed a two-year ban on new colleges accepting international students, including those from Nigeria. The decision stems from
