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Why Employers Value Soft Skills More Than Ever
The job market has changed a lot. In the past, a resume usually looked like a box to check. It listed degrees, tools you knew, and certificates you had. Those items still matter. But they do not decid...
How Inflation Is Changing Higher Education
Inflation has become one of the biggest economic problems that most countries face at the moment. Rising prices influence nearly every aspect of daily life, from housing and transportation to food and...
Private vs Public Investment in Universities
Universities depend on investment for providing high-standard learning, conducting research, maintaining campuses, and making sure their graduates succeed in life. Universities are funded through both...
The Green Collar Revolution: A Career Roadmap for the Class of 2026
Class of 2026, get ready. The job world is moving fast and it is changing in big ways. New tools like AI are showing up in many offices. More people work from home now. Companies are also talking more...
A Glimpse into the Careers of Tomorrow
Picture a worker in 1985. Now try to name a role like “Social Media Manager.” Most people would just stare at you. There was no internet the way we know it now. No big social apps. No shar...
How to Choose the Right Major
While attending university is a significant choice in life, the selection of a major may affect even more the education process and future professional career. One's chosen major sets the course o...
What Is a Foundation Year?
It is not always easy for international students to apply directly to a university. Differences in the schooling system, academic qualifications, language proficiency or even the subject knowledge cou...
American schools have begun refusing to implement AI in high school education
Chicago Public Schools (CPS) has abandoned plans to roll out the Gemini chatbot to high schoolers in Google Classroom in 2026. The district will continue using select AI tools, but further technology...
How US schoolchildren are setting their own smartphone restriction policies
American schools have long been restricting smartphone use during the school day: restrictions have already been introduced in 39 states, as well as in Washington, D.C.
However, strict and uncompro...