Arab Youth Survey Suggests Unemployment Drives Terrorism
A survey found Arab young people believe religion plays too much of a role in society. But survey respondents said unemployment is driving some youth into the arms of the Islamic State.
The Difficulties of Spinning Research Ideas Into Gold
A man who made millions from a university spinoff in the United Kingdom is trying to do the same in the Arab world.
Studying Gulf Countries, their Influence and Divides
A new academic publication at the University of Oxford is taking an interdisciplinary look at the countries in the Gulf Cooperation Council.
Arab Youth Doubt Democracy Will Be Delivered
Findings from a region-wide survey reveal the hopes and concerns of university-age adults.
Law Students Get Practice in an International Competition
Teams from eight Arab universities met in Doha to compete in a regional contest.
How to Avoid Getting Cheated by Phony Scholarships
Fraudulent universities use fake scholarships as bait to lure unsuspecting students to part with their money. Here’s how to protect yourself.
Are Private Universities Worth the Money?
Families across the Arab region debate where to send their sons and daughters—public university or private one? There is no easy answer.
Women Adjust to University Life in Oman
Making the transition from village life to university life can be difficult for some Omani women.
In Oman, Female Graduates Compete with Expatriates
The Gulf country’s policy of promoting women’s education is now clashing with labor laws.
Applicants Needed for Education-Journalism Program
Al-Fanar Media is seeking 60 early and mid-career journalists to participate in a program aimed at improving education journalism in the Arab world.
