Category: Student News
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Equitable Online Education: Access, Engagement, and Inclusion Strategies
The landscape of higher education has experienced a notable transformation in recent years, witnessing a surge in students opting for nontraditional paths to pursue their academic aspirations. Prior to the COVID-19 pandemic, enrollment in distance learning courses was steadily increasing, highlighting the rising popularity of online education as a gateway to higher learning opportunities. This…
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North Korean Defector Kim Gum-hyok’s Journey to Success
Kim Gum-hyok, a 31-year-old North Korean defector, is now a policy adviser at South Korea’s Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs. Arriving in South Korea in 2012, Kim represents a new wave of defectors integrating into South Korean society. Previously a broadcaster and YouTuber, Kim now serves as a government official, aspiring to further his…
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Professor Reveals Tips for Using TikTok in Education
Integrating TikTok into academic practices has become a burgeoning trend, especially among college-age youth where the platform reigns as a popular social media hub. As an economics professor at Washington State University, Chris Clarke shares valuable insights on leveraging TikTok effectively for educational purposes. TikTok Marketing for Small Business: A Practical Guide for Experienced Entrepreneurs…
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Student Exchange Programs: Gateway to Global Success and Growth
As globalization continues to shape the landscape of higher education, the student exchange programme has emerged as a vital component in preparing students for success in an interconnected world. With the demand for graduates who possess global perspectives and cross-cultural competencies on the rise, the significance of exchange programmes has never been more pronounced. International…
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Revolutionizing Undergraduate Education: Emphasizing Experiential Learning and Study Abroad
Undergraduate education in the United States, particularly in liberal arts, has shifted towards self-improvement and self-discovery, deviating from the traditional focus on knowledge acquisition. This shift has led to a decline in public support and enrollment in liberal arts programs. A Gallup poll in 2023 revealed a decreasing faith in higher education among Americans. Experiential…
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South Korean Cities and Universities Compete for International Students
The Regional Innovation System & Education (RISE) initiative has sparked a competitive spirit among cities vying to attract international students to their universities. This nationwide program has prompted various regional governments to partner with local universities, with a focus on supporting international students among their common objectives. Reading, Writing, and Discussing at the Graduate Level:…
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France Aims to Attract 30,000 Indian Students by 2030
France has set an ambitious goal to attract 30,000 Indian students by 2030, aiming to strengthen educational and economic ties between the two nations. The initiative includes specialized programs like “classes internationales” to facilitate language learning and academic integration, along with enhanced post-study work opportunities and affordable education options through scholarships and public universities. Collins…
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Universities Tackle Enrollment Decline with Tech Innovation
Seventeen years ago, the United States faced a birth dearth, leading to a historic low fertility rate by 2023. This decline in birth rates has significant implications for higher education institutions today. As the first wave of birth dearth-born individuals reach college age, universities are grappling with the challenges of the enrollment cliff. Laptop Backpack,Business…