Protests spill over to other campuses in Bangladesh after university attack
In Dhaka University, the leaders of the student body demanded the immediate arrest of those who attacked their members at Kuet within the next 24 hours.
Education
Indian university backtracks after evicting Nepali students over death case
Prakriti Lamsal, a third-year BTech student from Butwal, was found dead on Sunday evening after alleged harassment from a batchmate. Fellow Nepali students claimed that despite…
Vietnam’s education ministry proposes sweeping changes to early childhood learning
The reform seeks to modernise the preschool curriculum using a competency-based approach, fostering holistic child development in physical health, emotional well-being,…
Improve safety in schools: The Korea Herald
Schools are supposed to be the safest place to be for both students and teachers. But the fatal stabbing of an 8-year-old student by a teacher has put that assumption in question…
Teacher accused of inflicting brutal punishment in Nepal
The marks left by the heated spatula are clearly visible on the cheeks of two students, aged 9 and 10.
South Korea pushes law for teacher mental health checks after tragic stabbing
A female teacher in her 40s stabbed a first grader at an elementary school in Daejeon as the child was leaving an after-school session. The teacher, who had been receiving…
South Korea’s chip talent shortage crisis reinforced by med school obsession
With medical schools siphoning off top-tier talent like a ‘black hole,’ chip experts call for a systematic talent development policy.
South Korean universities turn to foreign students and adult learners as population declines
With domestic student numbers dwindling, universities are shifting their focus to foreign students and adult learners (aged 25 and older) to sustain enrollment and financial…
Vietnam races to bridge talent gap amidst global tech innovation
For Vietnam's universities currently offering AI programmes, the focus must shift from enrollment numbers to educational excellence. Industry experts said that degrees alone no…
Bhutan and UN-FAO launch “One-Child, One-Egg” initiative
In the country, malnutrition remains a significant concern, with 17.9 percent of children under five stunted, 8.7 percent underweight, and 36.5 percent of adolescent girls are…