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Student financial aid scheme sees 25% jump in applications

Student financial aid scheme sees 25% jump in applications
South Africa’s National Student Financial Aid Scheme (NSFAS) saw a 25% jump in funding applications for 2021. Higher Education, Science and Innovation Minister Blade Nzimande says this shows an increasing demand for access to higher education and training opportunities, writes Sandisiwe Shoba for the
Daily Maverick.
The demand for funding from NSFAS has grown by 25% in 2021, Nzimande said on Monday 18 January. Speaking during a briefing on the latest developments in the post-school education sector, Nzimande said NSFAS had received more than 750,000 applications for the 2021 academic year, an increase of approximately 185,000 applications from 2020. This, Nzimande said, showed “a high level of demand for funding support and access to higher education and training opportunities”. ....

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Ministry orders vice-chancellors to start with classes

Ministry orders vice-chancellors to start with classes
Ben Goong, spokesperson for the ministry, confirmed the decision to
University World News, but it has not been welcomed by everyone in the higher education sector.
The government’s confirmation of the restart of educational activities on 18 January was met with opposition on several fronts.
Staff and students are anxious as five professors, including a former vice-chancellor, have reportedly died due to COVID-19, according to local media.
The Academic Staff Union of Universities (ASUU) has warned that the absence of anti-COVID protocols on campuses may endanger the lives of students and staff.
Some vice-chancellors of public universities are considering compliance with the instructions of Adamu Adamu, the federal minister of education, that campuses should reopen, but this could place them on a collision course with ASUU. ....

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Biden calls time on Trump's four-year moratorium on truth

Biden calls time on Trump’s four-year moratorium on truth
Donald Trump will go down in history as the worst United States president ever. In terms of higher education, he will be remembered not only as a president hostile to its fundamental purpose – the pursuit of knowledge – but also as one who failed to leverage the strengths of US universities to make for a better world.
The extent to which the Trump administration leaves a higher education legacy will perhaps best be determined by the shelf life of its meagre policy accomplishments. But the damage done from his four-year moratorium on truth and his unending embrace of nationalism presents a deeper challenge. ....

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Bill protecting students from sexual harassment backed

Bill protecting students from sexual harassment backed
Amid many incidents of harassment of female students at educational institutions, especially universities, a Senate committee in Pakistan has passed an act this month that, once it becomes law, promises swifter action and stricter punishment of perpetrators of harassment through speedy trials of cases.
The 12-member Standing Committee on Education of Pakistan’s Senate or upper house of parliament on 13 January passed the “Protection against Harassment of Students in Educational Institutions Bill 2020”, originally moved by Senator Javed Abbasi (Pakistan Muslim League – Nawaz) in the Senate in August last year, to provide a safer environment in institutions and enable criminal proceedings to be launched against teachers and others charged with harassment. ....

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Campuses face new lockdowns to halt spread of COVID-19

Campuses face new lockdowns to halt spread of COVID-19
Universities in China are shutting early in advance of the Lunar New Year holiday as outbreaks of COVID-19 in several regions, including the capital Beijing, cause alarm. The latest campus closures and restrictions make it even less likely that foreign students will be able to return, having already lost a year of classes.
The latest outbreaks which began in late December with several registered COVID-19 cases in Beijing and pockets in other provinces, including northeastern Jilin province and Hebei province which borders on Beijing, come ahead of the Lunar New Year holiday when many people are travelling to be with family. ....

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