College faculty
Research published in the Frontiers in Psychology journal on July 19, 2025, explores the role of emotion regulation and teaching self-efficacy in predicting work engagement among Chinese English-as-a-Foreign-Language (EFL) teachers in the higher education sector. A total of 495 Chinese college EFL teachers with diverse experiences and academic backgrounds completed
College faculty
A significant funding boost aims to address the shortages in clinical mental health counselors, especially those specializing in child and adolescent care. Dr. Lee Za Ong, associate professor of counselor education and counseling psychology in Marquette University's College of Education, has received a $2.4 million grant from
College faculty
Protests have long been a defining feature of social and political change in the U.S., with higher education institutions serving as a critical space for activism. Campus protests have often reflected broader societal tensions, and how universities respond has played a significant role in shaping their outcomes. The pro-Palestinian
College faculty
As university campuses across the United States grappled with pro-Palestinian protests in spring 2024, institutions that took proactive steps to engage with students and faculty avoided violence and disruptions. According to a survey conducted by the College Impact Laboratory at The Ohio State University, involving students in guidelines for engagement,
Cabinet officials
Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Mimmy Gondwe, has reaffirmed her commitment to strengthening the campaign against bogus colleges ahead of the 2026 academic year application season. Gondwe led an intergovernmental awareness campaign in Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality, East London, Eastern Cape, which aimed to assist students and
Cabinet officials
The Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) in South Africa plans to collaborate with other departments to gather accurate statistics on the employment of foreign nationals at universities. A briefing by the department on its policy framework for internationalisation highlighted the need for a standardised approach to address concerns
Cabinet officials
Dame Julia Black, president of the British Academy, has expressed concern that the UK's higher education system is heading towards a long-term decline unless the government takes immediate action to reform and overhaul its approach to universities. With universities facing a funding squeeze and a decrease in international
Cabinet officials
Deputy Minister of Higher Education and Training, Dr Mimmy Gondwe, has reinforced her commitment to combating bogus colleges in South Africa by announcing plans to strengthen the awareness campaign ahead of the 2026 academic year applications period. During a two-day campaign in Buffalo City Metropolitan Municipality, East London, Deputy Minister
Cabinet officials
A fundamental rights petition filed by Pasindu Hirushan de Silva, who suffered severe injuries during a ragging incident at the University of Sri Jayewardenepura in 2020, has prompted the Supreme Court to order the strict enforcement of anti-ragging guidelines in Sri Lankan universities. The court directed the University Grants Commission
College faculty
The fourth work promotion meeting of the 5th National College Teachers Teaching Innovation Competition was held at Beijing Institute of Technology, emphasizing the importance of promoting the spirit of educators and showcasing innovative teaching practices. The meeting aimed to promote the formation of a strong atmosphere for teachers to devote
Artificial intelligence
To comprehensively promote the integration of artificial intelligence (AI) in higher education and improve the level of discipline and major construction in undergraduate colleges and universities in Inner Mongolia Autonomous Region, the Autonomous Region Education Department has issued the "Action Plan for the Construction of Disciplines and Majors Empowered
College faculty
Thousands of guest scholars in Madhya Pradesh find themselves neglected and uncertain about their livelihood, despite serving with minimal pay and lacking basic benefits and security. On the occasion of Guru Pournima, a significant section of educators - the guest scholars - are compelled to raise their voices for dignity,
