Armenia New Education Law to Reinvent Struggling Education System The Armenian National Assembly is confident that a wide-reaching education bill will be passed before the start of the school year in September. The new law will introduce a 12-year education system to replace the current…
Australia Flow of Foreign Students to Australian Universities Down Australian Education International, a wing of the Australian Department of Education, released figures in February that illustrated a dramatic slowdown in the number of new foreign students enrolling at Australian institutions of higher education. The number…
Bahrain Women’s University Expands, Gains International Partners The Royal University for Women (RUW) in West Riffa is expanding locally and internationally. The university’s new six-building campus, including a library, student union, and gymnasium, is 60 percent completed and scheduled to be ready to open at…
Nick Clark, Editor, WENR At independence in 1962 the Algerian education system was highly exclusive and geared toward the training of a French colonial elite. With the creation of the Ministry of Education in 1963, the process of building an inclusive and open national education…
Regional Registrars Group Fights to Protect its Reputation The American Association of Collegiate Registrars and Admissions Officers (AACRAO) have filed a federal trademark infringement lawsuit against the American Universities Admissions Program (AUAP) in an effort to protect its reputation, and unmask AUAP as a fraudulent…