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English schools plan large-scale reform of school meals to make them healthier
The Bite Back charity, founded by chef Jamie Oliver, analyzed the menus of 391 English schools (state) — and the findings were discouraging: nearly ¾ of schools need to revise their schoo...
Enrollment in top educational institutions abroad, August 2026, Part 3
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South Korea will allow universities to conduct their own language tests for international students
The Ministry of Education of South Korea has announced that universities certified under the International Education Quality Assurance System (IEQAS) will be able to use their own Korean language test...
A New York school hired a humanoid robot as a teacher… and quickly "fired" it after criticism from teachers and parents
In the state of New York, in the city of Salamanca, a local school decided to more actively incorporate the latest technologies into its curriculum and "invited" a humanoid robot named Sally...
The University of Bologna has opened the Umberto Eco library featuring his personal book collection
At the University of Bologna, in the historic Palazzo Poggi building, a unique library has opened: Umberto Eco's personal books were brought here, with the layout of his study fully recreated.
Iceland introduces tuition fees at universities for foreign students
Iceland was the last northern (Scandinavian) country that allowed foreign students to study at its universities free of charge. Now, however, Government Bill 443 has been passed: starting from the 202...
Medical Schools Respond to Growing Healthcare Workforce Shortages
Across the United States and globally, a silent crisis is brewing. The Association of American Medical Colleges (AAMC) projects a shortage of up to 124,000 physicians by 2034. Simultaneously, the nurs...
Canada lost 13% of language program students
Languages Canada has released its annual report, which paints a troubling picture. The study involved 160 educational programs.
In 2025, the Canadian education sector responsible for language cours...
To obtain a student visa for France, you now need to prove the availability of €877.50 per month — 43% more than before
France has long been a highly sought-after destination for study among students from all over the world: affordable prices (for living and for studying), EU membership (ease of travel, document verifi...
Nearly 60% of US universities saw a decline in applications from international students
This concerns the 2026/27 academic year and a study by the Institute of International Education (IIE). Having surveyed 585 U.S. universities, they found that 59% have already recorded a decline in app...
Mexico's leading university sent 58,000 applicants to retake the exam due to fraud suspicions
The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) held its entrance exam remotely for the first time in its history — and immediately annulled the results, requiring 58,000 applicants to retak...
In Denmark, schoolchildren will defend their work orally due to the use of AI
Another country is trying to figure out how to protect itself from the widespread use of AI. Banning it is pointless — which means it is necessary to learn how to more carefully monitor how inde...
Oxford International Digital Institute and Algoma University launch a joint course
Canadian Algoma University and Oxford International Digital Institute (OIDI) are launching the International Year One program. This is the first year of study, which students can complete online or at...
Australian RMIT is building a new campus in Vietnam
Australian university RMIT continues to expand in Asia: it has received approval to build a new campus in Hanoi and to expand its Saigon South campus in Ho Chi Minh City. The university plans to incre...
Enrollment in top educational institutions abroad, August 2026, Part 2
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Girls' schools in the United Kingdom may disappear within 50 years
The UK education sector is going through difficult times. According to The Telegraph, over the past 15 years (since 2011) the number of private schools has declined by 4% (from 2,415 to 2,311), privat...
The United Kingdom returns to Erasmus+ and abandons the Turing and Taith programmes
In June of this year, it was finally confirmed that the United Kingdom will rejoin the European Erasmus+ program. It is expected that more than 100 000 people will once again have the opportunity...