Cambridge ERA: AI Fellowship 2026 (Fully Funded)
An intensive 8-week fully funded research programme in Cambridge, UK, starting 2 February 2026, supporting emerging researchers and professionals working on AI safety, governance, and policy.
HZB International Summer Student Programme (ISSP) 2026
An eight-week research experience for international students at the Helmholtz-Zentrum Berlin, Germany
2026 Global Employability Rankings Out Now: Which Universities Are Producing the Most Work-Ready Graduates?
The latest edition of the Global Employability University Ranking, based on insights from employers across 32 countries, reveals the institutions most valued for graduate readiness.
Finland’s Nature-Based Kindergartens Could Redefine Early Childhood Education Worldwide
A two-year Finnish study involving 75 children across 10 daycare centers shows that nature-rich kindergarten playgrounds significantly enhance immune systems.
Flanders Ties School Support to Parents’ Dutch Proficiency
Under the new “Nederlands werkt!” plan, parents are required to learn Dutch to keep access to school-related support, part of Flanders’ push for stronger integration.
BI Presidential Scholarship 2026
Fully Funded Master's Opportunity in Norway
Kazakhstan Launches Country's First-Ever Psychological Support Program for Teachers
The pilot initiative will provide psychological counseling and stress management services to educators in Turkistan and Aktobe.
UNDP Internship 2026 in Denmark
Nine internship opportunities are open at the UNDP Copenhagen office for students and recent graduates.
Future of Work Academy Skills Sprint — AI, Energy & Supply Chains (Fully Funded)
A Three-Day Workshop on the Future of Work, Technology, and Sustainability in Istanbul
Transparency or Targeting? Florida’s Plan to Publish College Syllabi Sparks Faculty Backlash
New proposal would require public universities to post syllabi and reading lists online 45 days before classes begin.
Unclear Visa Policies Emerge as Top Threat to Student Mobility, IDP Research Finds
While Australia continues to attract the largest share of international students, shifting government policies are denting confidence in traditional destinations like the UK and US.
Slovakia Passes Law Allowing University Students to Earn Credits from Alternative Learning
The new law recognizes micro-courses, internships, and informal education as part of degree programs.
Australian Schools Required to Respond to Bullying Complaints Within Two Days
The government's anti-bullying review report recommends providing trauma-informed training for teachers, targeted resources to address cyberbullying, and clear guidance to help with early intervention.
Belgium Master Mind Scholarship 2026-2027
Applications are now open for the 2026 Master Mind Scholarships in Flanders and Brussels.
Traineeships in the European Parliament
Guide to Applying for European Parliament Traineeships
Students in Japan May Soon Enter University without Choosing a Major
At Tohoku University’s new “Gateway College,” undergraduates will spend their first two years exploring both humanities and sciences before choosing a specialization in their third year.
Seven Universities Reject Trump’s Higher Education Funding ‘Compact,’ with Two Still Weighing Proposal
From MIT to the University of Arizona, schools have rejected the Trump Administration’s 10-point compact that ties federal funding to ideological and policy changes on campus.
