Tunisian Professors Flee the Country for Better Salaries
Hundreds of Tunisian professors are leaving the country each year, putting the quality of higher education in the country at risk, policy makers say.
Palestinian Professors’ Strike Ends Early
A labor action by Palestinian faculty members was halted after the education ministry indicated it would meet some of their demands.
Egyptian Finance Ministry Gives Professors a Pay Cut
The Egyptian Ministry of Finance is imposing higher taxes on public-university professors’ salaries, pushing already frustrated faculty members to speak out.
Cairo University to Give $2.8 Million to a Presidential Fund
A generous donation by Cairo University to “Long Live Egypt” fund leaves students and professors puzzled
Would Your Mother Want You to Marry a Professor?
One measure of the status of university professors: Ask a mother if it is all right for her child to marry one.
Employment in the Gulf: Not Always What it Seems
Arab and Western academics alike flock to the Gulf, but don’t always get as much money as they expect.
The Economic Struggle of Public-University Professors
In academe, those who teach the majority of Arab youth often have difficulty paying their bills.
Graphic and FAQs: Arab Public-University Salaries
A graphic summarizes the economic position of public-university professors in Arab countries and the editors explain how the survey was conducted,
A Survey of Public-University Professors’ Pay
Al-Fanar Media has determined the approximate salary ranges for academics in 12 Arab countries.
