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SERI ISKANDAR: Adopting technology in education, particularly in higher education, is no longer a choice because it has become an imperative to mainta...

A new report by Elsevier Health reveals that 1 in 4 medical students in the US are considering quitting their studies.

Now that travel restrictions due to the COVID-19 pandemic have been lifted, hordes of Japanese university students are heading overseas to study.

The top 10 consultants and contractors to core Government agencies.

The Beijing International Week for Science Literacy started on Sunday. Guests from all over the world, including His Royal Highness Prince Fahd bin Mansour bin Nasser bin Abdulaziz from Saudi Arabia and Khan Muhammad Wazir, the science and technology counselor of the Pakistani Embassy in China, attended the launch ceremony on Sunday morning at the Shougang Park.

Future Japan staffing prospects look bleak, choices are few and we must make legendary compromises. The answer is to invest in training salespeople in order to survive.

Japan is said to be exploring opening overseas campuses as well as looking at staff exchange, according to the country's department of education. 

Kyosuke Nagata, president of the University of Tsukuba, was recently re-elected to a third term as head of the Japan Association of National Universities, which comprises 86 national universities across the country.

The Immigration Services Agency of Japan plans to expand job opportunities for foreign students graduating from vocational schools to secure qualified specialists.

The Japan Association of National Universities called on the education ministry to enhance scholarship programs to help students pursue their studies abroad as costs for overseas travel escalate.