Zimbabwe’s government has outlined plans to raise the bar in lecturer qualifications as part of an initiative to improve quality in universities.

A new Chinese Ministry of Education regulation to punish academic fraud came into effect on 1 January, to clamp down on plagiarism and fabricating research data ...

Contractual changes have left two public university presidents in tenuous positions and highlight a growing fear of commitment among boards

Local U.S. governments cut jobs for the fourth straight month in December, including 11,000 in public schools, dragging down the nation's fragile economic recovery, jobs data showed

Ireland’s universities saw a considerable 8% rise in overseas enrolments in 2011/12, according to Education in Ireland (EII), as the country’s appeal continues to rise slowly abroad.

Why do writers who aren't historians produce the most popular works of history? Michael Pollan and others share their thoughts at the historians' annual conference.

American colleges seeking to increase their international student enrollments are offering more flexible admission policies than ever before.

A UK student in Guangzhou finds out why Chinese teachers are so keen on memorisation

Can online graphic novels help teenagers cope with difficult social situations?

A veteran educator and consultant share five lessons that can help school districts ease their transition to 21st century learning.