EDUCATION
British Universities to Reevaluate International Student Admission Policie
Universities UK, representing 140 institutions, has announced plans to review international foundation programs and the utilization of recruitment agents aimed at attracting foreign students, as reported by The Guardian.
UGC Withdraws 'De-reservation' Draft Guidelines from Website Amid Backlash
UGC Chairman M Jagadesh Kumar clarified that the guidelines were removed because the feedback submission period had ended, not as a response to the controversy. He emphasized that there has been no de-reservation of reserved category positions in Central Educational Institutions (CEI) in the past, and there are no plans for such actions in the future.
Tech Industry Attraction: A Report Reveals 77% of Indian Gen Z Students Eager to Join
This comprehensive study delves into the evolving preferences and trends shaping the future of work in India's tech sector, examining the future of jobs, workforce dynamics, and the evolving workspace. The survey involved 185 employers and over 2,500 individuals from current and future workforces, representing 84% of organizations.
Canada Announces Reduction in Number of International Students
Public opinion has linked high immigration levels and international students to housing affordability issues in urban areas.
Union Education Minister Dharmendra Pradhan: Nearly All States Embrace NEP 2020 Implementation
Speaking at the inauguration of IInvenTiv 2024, recognized as the country's largest Research and Development Innovation Fair from Higher Education Institutions, held at IIT-Hyderabad, Pradhan shared his pleasure about the event's expanded scope.
ChatGPT by OpenAI Makes Debut in U.S. Classrooms
The partnership will focus on three key areas: enhancing student success, fostering innovative research opportunities, and optimizing organizational processes.
IIT-Bombay: 85 Students Land Job Offers Exceeding Rs 1 Crore per Annum
The institute proudly announced a stellar lineup of top recruiters participating in this season's placement drive.
AICTE Issues Warning to Students Regarding Fraudulent 10-Day MBA Crash Courses
Highlighting the significance of AICTE recognition for running MBA programs in the country, the Union Education Ministry stressed the importance of adhering to these standards. Abhay Jere, the Vice-Chairman of AICTE, disclosed that an advisory has been released to caution against these 'fake MBA' initiatives, specifically targeting the youth demographic.
UGC Mandates Approval: No Foreign Institution Can Offer Degrees in India Without Commission's Authorization
The UGC has enacted regulations governing academic collaborations between Indian and foreign HEIs, emphasizing that programs offered under franchise arrangements will not be recognized by the UGC.
Harvard Leaders Reaffirm Support as Claudine Gay Continues as University President
In contrast to the University of Pennsylvania President's resignation over a similar critique, Gay, Harvard's first Black president, retained her position. Support petitions, including those from faculty and Black faculty, emphasized her commitment against anti-Semitism and dismissed claims of her selection based on race and gender.
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