Gen Z leery of 4-year degree paths, surveys show
What colleges and universities can do to reach a generation of students affected by the pandemic and the myriad options they have in furthering their education.
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Digital fashion designers sought for UK’s first degree in virtual couture
The seemingly sci-fi world of digital couture – in which social media users can buy virtual clothing to be worn online, while gamers can dress avatars in flamboyant “skins” – is increasingly being hailed as the next big thing in the industry.
How do college students feel about remote learning?
A new report shows they are pleased with the care and efforts being made by instructors
Have COVID’s pricing and learning disruptions opened a Pandora’s box?
College students want the gap between cost and value closed
College admissions rat race: Interest surges in top colleges, while others scrape for applicants
Waiving standardized test requirements has helped boost Ivy League and large state schools.
Joint learning program launched by Chinese, German universities
An open online learning platform jointly launched by Shanghai Open University and FernUniversität in Hagen in Germany started its pilot run on Friday.
How faculty are converting a great challenge to a great good
Increased flexibility and better technology allow universities to be more accessible than ever before
Regular tutorials vital for university students’ mental health
One parent highlights the need for weekly tutorials to pre-empt crises among those studying remotely
Grasping the new normal for college and university endowments
Regardless of vaccines and treatments, the impact of COVID is not going to suddenly disappear
Measures proposed to handle student sleep shortfall
Lack of sleep among children and teenagers in China has worsened in the past decade, with more than 80 percent getting insufficient sleep on school days, a new report has found.
