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The POSCO TJ Park Foundation has unveiled the highly anticipated POSCO Asia Fellowship Scholarship 2024, extending a coveted invitation to Asian students eager to pursue higher education in South Korea.

Taiwan’s ambitious goal of becoming bilingual in English and Mandarin Chinese by 2030 will have to "slow down," according to the new Minister of Education, Cheng Ying-yao. Cheng, who assumed office in April, acknowledged difficulties in recruiting qualified teachers and university faculty members as key obstacles.

In a significant move to attract global talent, top universities in Singapore are offering international students the opportunity to study without the need for IELTS certification.

Hundreds of Baloch students have taken to the streets of Quetta, passionately protesting against the deteriorating state of education in Balochistan. The protest, led by the Baloch Students Action Committee (BSAC), seeks immediate and comprehensive reforms to address the longstanding issues plaguing the province's education system.

Unrelenting flash floods have wrought havoc across northern and western Afghanistan, leaving tens of thousands of children in distress, as reported by UNICEF. The unusually heavy seasonal rains have led to the loss of hundreds of lives, the destruction of homes and crops, and the displacement of numerous families.

In the United States, universities strive to provide students with a diverse range of academic choices, ensuring that every student's educational needs and career aspirations are met.