Lessons from Finland: A Conversation with Pasi Sahlberg
A Finnish education expert with experience in the Arab world suggests a less elitist and test-centric approach to education.
Global Higher Education’s Winners and Losers
More than one thousand leaders of international education from over 70 countries met at the British Council’s annual ‘Going Global’ conference last week.
Arabic is Blooming—in the United States
Arabic programs are becoming more popular at American universities—surpassing some traditionally favored languages.
A Path Into Elite U.S. Universities for a Few Arab Students
A handful of American institutions consider international applicants without checking their finances.
A Conversation with the Head of the Association of Arab Universities
Sultan Abu-Orabi, secretary general of a higher-education association, talks about the region’s challenges and opportunities.
Top European Destinations for Arab Students
European countries are less well known as international-student recruiters, but some countries are potent competitors.
North America is Becoming a More Popular Destination for Arab Students
More Arab students are heading to North America, while their numbers are dropping in the United Kingdom and sinking like a stone in Australia.
U. of Alexandria Seeks to be a Pocket of Excellence
In tough political and financial times, the university in the premier industrial area in Egypt is forging ahead with research, development and international partnerships.
Video: Number of Saudi Students in the U.S. Jumps Up
A rising number of Saudi Arabian students study at colleges and universities in the United States, reports a Washington correspondent for Al-Fanar Media.
