BEE1 LAUNCHES UK’s FIRST CLIMATE CHANGE EDUCATION PROGRAMME
Bee1, a Welsh-based bee business that offers CSR and environmental education solutions, has now launched the UK’s first climate change education programme, which includes an air quality audit element. Developed
UK GOVERNMENT SEEKS NEW LAWS TO SAVE FREEDOM OF SPEECH AT UNIVERSITIES
A new proposed Bill before parliament to protect free speech will make UK universities reveal details of overseas funding from countries like China. Under amendments to the Higher Education [Freedom of Speech]
EDUCATION IN THE SOCIAL AND INVESTMENT MODEL OF ECONOMIC GROWTH: DEVELOPMENT SCENARIOS AND MANAGEMENT MECHANISMS
The acceptance of global goals in the field of sustainable development has increased the need of forming a socially-oriented market economy. A new – social and investment – model of
HIGHER AND FURTHER EDUCATION MINISTER SPEAKS TO HEPI ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Minister Donelan’s address to Higher Education Policy Institute’s annual conference, appointing Professor Edward Peck CBE as the first Student Support Champion. Thank you for that warm welcome, and for inviting
WHAT DO GOVERNMENT CHANGES TO EDUCATION MEAN FOR UNIVERSITIES?
The government’s response to the post-18 review of education and funding arrived yesterday, over four years since the review was first announced. The response gives clarity on some areas that have been
UNIVERSITY LEADERS SUPPORT MUCH-NEEDED FLEXIBLE LEARNING REVOLUTION
Far-reaching reform can positively transform learner opportunities Flexible forms of study must offer clear career paths for all learners Universities set to redesign courses and timetables University leaders are backing
EDUCATORS RISE TO THE CHALLENGE AT THE 2022 IRISH EDUCATION AWARDS
Innovation drives education sector response as Covid-19 challenges met head-on Having survived and excelled during a most challenging period, Ireland’s leading education establishments showcased how they stayed ahead of the
TURKISH EDUCATIONAL REFORMS AND INITIATIVES
Turkey’s modernization process began with the Ottoman Empire in the 18th century. The Gülhane Edict, issued in 1839, was a cornerstone of modern state-building, to change the goal of changing the
TURKEY’S CENTRAL BANK HOLDS RATE DESPITE SOARING INFLATION
Turkey’s central bank kept its policy rate at 14 percent for a fifth straight month on Thursday as expected, even with inflation set to rise beyond the current 70 percent
10 REASONS TO STUDY IN TURKEY
Work Permits for International Students. Foreign students enrolled in degree programs at Turkish universities or institutions of higher education may work if they have a proper work permit. After
IN 2022, WATCH OUT FOR THESE FIVE EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENTS.
Despite being a year of global upheaval, 2020 saw many significant advancements in digital education solutions, including broad use of online schooling, an increase in the usage of apps, and
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