Education articles in USA
2026 Nobel Prize: meet the laureates
From October 5 to 12, the world gradually learned the names of the new Nobel laureates. The traditional award ceremony will take place on December 10. The cash prize currently stands at 12 million Swe...
How a business where the client doesn't pay works: how an overseas education agency operates
In almost every other conversation with a new family, sooner or later a question comes up that parents ask with noticeable wariness: «Stop. You look for the school, prepare the documents, suppor...
Mental Health as a Core Part of Education
More and more, schools recognize that a healthy mind is essential to learning and teaching. Research shows that if students are emotionally and psychologically supported, they are better able to succe...
Why Personalized Learning Is Growing Worldwide
Personalized learning has gained substantial importance in the design and implementation of education reform initiatives. The industrial model of teaching is no longer relevant for the demands of the...
How Universities Measure Graduate Success
Universities across the world try to learn if former students do well once they leave school. Most schools do this with numbers, surveys from employers, and what graduates say about their own outcomes...
Why a motivation letter can determine the fate of your admission
Imagine two applicants: their average scores are nearly identical, both did well on the language test, all formal requirements are met, deadlines are observed. There's only one place on the progra...
Entrepreneurship at University: Where to Start?
People usually picture university as a place to learn, obtain a degree, and find a steady job. Lately, more students treat those years as a chance to go beyond that. Many think it is a good time to la...
How Internships Influence Graduate Employment
Internships have become a crucial bridge between higher education and the labor market, significantly shaping graduate employment outcomes. Their influence extends beyond simple skill acquisition, aff...
The Future of International Education by 2030
The international education sector has seen significant transformation in the past decade. With technological advancements, changing student needs, economic uncertainty, and changing migration laws, t...
Global Competition for International Students
International students have become one of the most valuable groups in the world educational system. International students contribute to universities not only in the form of payment for their educatio...
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...
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...
Global Trends in International Student Recruitment for 2027
International student recruiting in 2027 will look very different. It will shift because politics is changing, tech is moving fast, and students are making new choices. The old model of leaning on a s...
The Future of Standardized Testing in University Admissions Abroad
For years, the routine was nearly the same everywhere. A student would walk into a quiet room with a couple of new No. 2 pencils. The idea was simple. One weekend of scores could steer their path in s...
Beyond the Curriculum: Why Global Universities Are Prioritizing Student Mental Health
In the last ten years, something a bit quiet but actually profound has been happening on university campuses, basically everywhere. Sure, the ivy-covered walls and the very polished laboratories are s...
Everything You Need to Know About Student Visas
Attending school abroad is an exciting opportunity for students to get an education of the highest caliber, meet new people, learn about different cultures, and create global employment opportunities....
The New Syllabus: How Universities Are Rewriting the Curriculum for a Warming World
For decades, environmental studies existed on the edges of academia, a niche concern for biologists and geographers, usually framed through a lens of pure conservation. That era is definitively over....