The two co-founders of St. John's-based tech company HeyOrca! A social media company that has employed over 30people is run by Sahand Seifi from Iran and Joe Teo from Malaysia. Sahand Seifi and Joe Teo; co-founders of St. John's-based tech company HeyOrca! did not have it easy getting to where there

Dutch students union Lsvb has cautioned the manner in which foreign students are being exploited by corrupt landlords. ‘They are being exploited by landlords charging high rents and of abnormal terms and conditions. Spokeswoman Geertje Hulzebos told the Parool that this behavior by landlords must be

Katia Baudon had to retake her first year at Kent University after her enrolment in September, 2015 due to a great ordeal experienced on her very first day as a fresher at Kent University. She was raped by a fellow student and this traumatized her. In February 2016, Katie reported her ordeal to the

According to a Pew Research Centre analysis of the government data, growth in the Optional Practical Training (OPT) program for foreign graduates in the US has extensively slowdown over recent years. The past two years has shown extensive slowdown of foreign graduates obtaining temporary work permit

General F. John Bray, United States Consul revealed that Nigeria has the most astounding number of students from sub-Saharan Africa studying in the US and positioned 12th twelfth among the more than one million international students in the country.

Workers at the Ibarapa Polytechnic, Eruwa are currently protesting against the alleged non-payment of their salaries and other entitlements running to twenty-four months by the Oyo state government.

Specialists in energy management and automation, Schneider Electric South Africa, have signed a statement of intent with the Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) to expand their Access to Education training collaboration.

Three students from the Heritage Christian College (HCC), Ghana, won the 2018 Global Social Innovation Challenge held at the University of San Diego, United States of America (USA).

Professor Richard I. Akindele of Obafemi Awolowo University, Ile-Ife has been has expelled by the authorities of the school for wrongful behavior. The professor accused of sexual misconduct among female students was of the Department of Accounting, Faculty of Administration. Professor Richard I. Aki

According to area OCPD Zachariah Kariuki, the two suspects Richard Omondi 25 and Elizabeth Aboyo, students of Maasai Mara University were also dealing in drugs. The police have impounded other drugs and packs where they package the product when they were arrested.

The MoU signed by Higher Education Minister Khaled Abdel Ghaffar and President of Universities UK and Vice-Chancellor of the University of Liverpool Professor Dame Janet Beer was to boost scientific cooperation between the Higher Education Ministry and the British University of Liverpool as stated b

The Tsinghua University team from China had two consecutive wins in 2017/18 whereas the South African team, being the only African team came in third place against high-quality opposition from Europe and Asia this year.

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Under its new policy, smoking — whether tobacco or cannabis — won't be allowed in university buildings, on the school property, or in vehicles parked on that property. The ban applies to cigarettes, e-cigarettes, cigars, cigarillos and pipes.

Students at the University of Fort Hare won’t be able to finish their end of semester exams due to the strike action by their lecturers and some members of staff of the school on Tuesday.

A group of students and their supporters join before Engemann Student Health Center at University of Southern California (USC) requesting that ex USC gynecologist George Tyndall, who has been accused of sexual misconduct, brought before Law, in Los Angeles, USA.

The VC said the female student that accused the lecturer of sexually harassing her must appear in order to proceed with the investigation by the schools (UNILAG) investigative team for a fair process. The alleged victim must show up in order to conclude the investigation.

Everyone in one way or the other looks for opportunities to travel outside their motherland to study. Some are just fascinated by the way of life of other people whereas others due to the technological advancement of the other country. Studying abroad offers the opportunity to discover oneself while

Students all over the world are looking for opportunities to study outside their countries of birth. Africa is no exception with students applying day in and day to institutions of higher education abroad. These students generally want to “widen their cultural and intellectual horizon’’,

A University of Ghana Pharmacy student has been arrested by the police for raising a notice requiring the quick opening of the UG Medical Center.

If you want to study herbal medicine, three Universities in South-West Nigeria will soon begin granting BSc in herbal medicine.

Sibongile Mani‚ 28‚ was busted Tuesday morning by the Serious Commercial Crimes Unit after she was requested to hand herself over at the Hawks' Eastern Cape provincial office in East London.

Emmanuelle Afaribea Dankwa, a First Class Honors graduate of Mathematics and Statistics from the University of Ghana, and beneficiary of the Rhodes Scholarships for West Africa 2018.

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Canada has become the first choice study destination for most African students seeking international higher education.

he months-long wave of teacher protests, which has rolled through roughly half a dozen states already

Tension mounts at the University of Nigeria,

City of Windsor says it was unprepared for influx of international students

She says her professor told her that her shorts were a distraction. So she took them off.

There’s a new trend among prospective African students seeking higher education studies abroad.

One hears the word 'Dubai 'and pictures of terrific high rises, garish autos and huge regularly welcoming coastlines fill one's psyche. At any rate who hasn't caught wind of the Burj Khalifa, the tallest working on the planet?