International funding to support education in poorer countries is "stagnating", says a Unesco report, despite campaigns calling for more investment.

The smell of bacon wafts through the most unorthodox office in Schembechler Hall on a spring morning in Ann Arbor.

The growth of international investor interest in the reporting of sustainability factors by corporations has been breathtaking.

The state's largest university is offering help for unauthorized immigrant students who want to attend college in New Jersey.

One in four of UK universities face serious financial problems within five years because of an expected decline in domestic and international student numbers, a vice-chancellor has predicted.

Do you recall the sequence in Steven Spielberg’s 1977 film "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," where frantic scientists run up and down the scales on some sort of giant synthesizer, hoping for a communications breakthrough with aliens that are hovering like gods over Wyoming?

So much for the eclipse of the Steve Bannon wing of the Trump administration.

California high school students may eventually have to forget about taking a year or two away from math classes before college.

Two-thirds of Irish academics believe Brexit will have a negative impact on higher education in their nation, rising to 96 per cent in Northern Ireland, according to a survey by the Royal Irish Academy.