A report from the Office for Students reveals that nearly 75% of universities in England will face financial difficulties even with an upcoming tuition fee increase to £9,535 in autumn 2025. More than a third are likely to experience severe…
The University of Athens has launched its official merchandise store, emulating top global academic institutions. Located at 33 Akadimias Street in central Athens, the store offers a variety of new products aimed at a global audience. The store’s opening was…
Utrecht officials have canceled a planned protest against government budget cuts to higher education due to credible threats of violence from a pro-Palestinian group intending to disrupt the event. Mayor Dijksma informed the city council that safety could not be…
Dutch universities are experiencing a significant decrease in international student enrollment, with the Vrije Universiteit reporting a 23% drop in new bachelor students. Overall, there is a 6% decline across universities and an 8% decrease in applications from European students….
A high-level delegation from Beijing University of Posts and Telecommunications, led by Vice President Jianhua Zhang, visited the University of Thessaly on November 5-6. The visit aimed to enhance collaboration between the two institutions, focusing on student exchange programs and…
The University of Ioannina marked its 60th anniversary with a grand celebration attended by academics and local officials, including Greece’s Minister of Education, Kyriakos Pierrakakis. In his speech, Pierrakakis emphasized the university’s significant role in higher education and the government’s…
The Greek Federation of Teaching and Research Personnel (POSDEP) is taking legal action against the provisions of Law 5094/2024, which allows for the establishment of foreign university branches as private legal entities in Greece. POSDEP argues that this contradicts the…
Amid growing financial concerns, Universities UK has called for an increase in annual tuition fees to £12,500 to cover teaching costs. The financial strain is exacerbated by high inflation and a decline in international student enrollment, leading to potential cuts…
Universities UK has raised alarms about the financial stability of institutions, suggesting an increase in tuition fees to £12,500 annually to cover teaching costs. With rising inflation and a decline in international student numbers, many universities are facing staffing cuts…
