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News & Reports
Yemen: Chaos, War and Higher Education
As the country’s conflict drags on, university buildings have been bombed, professors have lost their salaries and university students find…
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News & Reports
Yemeni Youth Speak: “We Are Stranded”
Young people from Yemen, even those studying overseas, are caught in the crossfire of the country’s civil war and are…
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Tips & Resources
Lessons On Providing Higher Education To Refugees
A recent report focuses on the views of refugee students and their use of technology.
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Opinion
Three Different Academic Experiences: Which Is the Best?
The writer compares her experience of three different academic systems in three different countries.
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News & Reports
AUC’s Fees in Egyptian Pounds: Decision by Egyptian Court
The Egyptian judiciary requires the American University in Cairo to charge tuition in Egyptian pounds, not US dollars.
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Opinion
A Door Opens, But I Can’t Enter Yet
Asma Jawabreh has been admitted to four U.K. universities to study for a master’s degree, but one difficult barrier remains.
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Opinion
In Rural Lebanon, Lessons for Children, and Humanity
Two educational programs in the countryside north of Beirut for Syrian children show how ingenuity can create educational access for…
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Opinion
How Plans Work In Real Life
Finding a mission in life is the result of hard work, not chance.
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Opinion
Students as a Political Barometer of Tunisian Society
What makes an activist, a Tunisian researcher asks.
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News & Reports
Arab Universities and MOOCs: Cautious Cooperation
While Arab youth are eager to use the Arab massive open online courses’ platforms, Arab academic institutions seem reluctant to…
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