Education news worldwide | Page 8

An overview of news, trends and research in the Education industry in all countries:

United Kingdom

University of Edinburgh awards Atos supercomputer contract Atos has signed a new contract with the University of Edinburgh to deliver a new deep learning supercomputer.
10 June 2021
United Arab Emirates

Dubai private schools enrolments declined 3% during Covid Fear of infection – among other pandemic-induced conditions – saw an enrolment dip of 8,000 students across Dubai’s private schools between the 2020 and 2021 academic year, according to new research
08 June 2021
China

Simon-Kucher founder gives inspiration to new business school in China The Hermann Simon Business School has officially launched in Shouguang in China’s Shandong Province, with its inspiration and eponym delivering the opening speech and inaugural lecture.
21 May 2021
Australia

Deakin University partners with Infosys on skills and innovation Victoria’s Deakin University has joined with global technology provider Infosys in a new research, innovation and skills development partnership to be based out of Geelong.
20 May 2021
United Kingdom

Grant Thornton launches new Masters-level apprenticeships Professional services firm Grant Thornton’s UK wing has partnered with Cranfield School of Management to launch a new Masters-level apprenticeship.
19 May 2021
Asia

WEF and Deloitte launch education innovation challenge The World Economic Forum (WEF) and Deloitte have launched The WorldClass Education Challenge – a commitment to explore and support innovative education solutions that help cultivate a strong workforc
18 May 2021
Saudi Arabia

The primary, secondary and tertiary education sector in Saudi Arabia In its ‘Saudi Arabia Education Report’, consultants from Knight Frank provide an overview of the Kingdom’s growing and transforming education sector.
13 May 2021
Canada

Vancouver public schools kick out cops after consultant report The Vancouver School Board has decided to end its school liaison officer program with the Vancouver Police Department (VPD).
30 April 2021
Australia

Universities hire McGrathNicol to assess foreign interference risk A set of Australian universities have tapped McGrathNicol to help assess the potential risk of foreign interference in their research programmes – with a focus on threats from China.
29 April 2021
United Arab Emirates

EY Strategy and Transactions lauds Zayed University student Shama Abdulla Al Hosani, a student at Zayed University, has been named the third placed winner of EY’s Corporate Finance Woman of the Year 2021 competition.
26 April 2021
United States

Edtech platform founded by McKinsey alumni ropes in funding EdCraft, an early education platform founded by a group of McKinsey & Company alumni, has secured $1 million in pre-seed funding from Silicon Valley-based angel investors.
21 April 2021
United Kingdom

Three reasons why an MBA can help graduates land a charity job The number of graduates completing a Master of Business Administration (MBA) in the UK has been growing for years.
14 April 2021
Middle East

Deloitte advises education firm Al Faleh on its stock debut Doha-based provider of education products and services Al Faleh is set to become the first ever company to be listed on the Qatar Stock Exchange’s Ventures Market – a listing that was advised on by I
13 April 2021
United Kingdom

How Nous helped a university strategise during the pandemic International consultancy Nous Group has helped a UK university to build a long-term strategy, in spite of the challenges presented by the global pandemic.
01 April 2021
Asia

Mercer launches education initiative for girls across Asia Mercer has launched of a new education initiative aimed at addressing the impact of Covid-19 on girls’ education in Asia, Africa and the Middle East.
16 March 2021
Australia

Education consultancy Crimson defends wage subsidies Heavily-backed New Zealand education consultancy Crimson Education has defended drawing upwards of half a million dollars in subsidies from the country’s coronavirus job-saving scheme.
22 February 2021
Australia

Te Pūkenga brings in EY for operating model design Te Pūkenga, formerly the New Zealand Institute of Skills and Technology (NZIST), has contracted professional services company EY and EY Tahi to co-design its “operating model”.
15 February 2021
United Kingdom

Young people neglected by media and politicians during lockdown Political, public and media discourses surrounding the pandemic have featured young people as 'victims' of educational upheaval or rule-breaking 'villains', according to a new study.
18 January 2021
Middle East

Addressing the Middle East's growing skills mismatch The Middle East has a significant skills mismatch to resolve, particularly when compared to other key markets across the globe.
18 January 2021
India

How the pandemic has caused a surge in EdTech investments Education technology (EdTech) in India drew well over $2 billion in funding this year, sparked by the widespread shift to online education due to Covid-19.
11 January 2021

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