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  • A Sino-foreign cooperative college, which had been in operation for 4 years and had an approved school size of 1200, was suddenly required to be terminated. This time, it is Shandong University and the Australian National University that are caught up in the geopolitical storm. In August, the Australian government asked the Australian National University to terminate its cooperation with Shandong University on the grounds of national security.

  • The popularity of a profession is a cyclical, ever-turning phenomenon. In the past few years, CS has been at its peak, with top-level students squeezing their heads into major science and technology factories, while civil engineering, materials, architecture and other majors are frequently regarded as "tiankeng" where graduates can only squat on construction sites, enter factories, or even lose their jobs in situ ". Who would have thought that in just a few years, the wind has quietly changed

  • The editor's words let the children finish the next semester's courses and practice the matching exercises in advance, hoping to learn more easily and have more advantages in grades after the start of school; plan the path in advance, and the children's growth path "one step ahead" will be carefully planned and implemented by parents... This summer vacation, the discussion on "prefabricated education" has set off an upsurge on the Internet,

  • Cover journalist Bian Xue's 2026 Future Science Award, and Yuan Xinyi, a professor at the Beijing International Mathematics Research Center of Peking University, won the Mathematics and Computer Science Award for his "foundational contribution in the field of arithmetic geometry", with a single prize of US $1 million. For ordinary people, the words of the award are clear.

  • "What's the use of going to college?" "Bill Gates didn't graduate, Zuckerberg didn't graduate, and Jobs didn't finish college, so he didn't change the world?" In the past ten years, the most successful set of educational narratives in Silicon Valley is to describe the university as a dispensable road. So, in the current wave of technology, many

  • Professor Zhang Zheng, the Intellectual of intellectuals, wrote an article | Zhang Zheng (professor of the university of hong kong and chief scientist of the hong kong-Shanghai institute of innovation)

  • Recently, the term “pre-made kid” has gone viral. It refers to children whose lives are meticulously planned by their parents, with schedules packed to the brim and every skill honed to perfection. From a young age, they have shuttled between all kinds of extracurricular classes, their résumés dazzling, as if they were perfectly manufactured products on an industrial assembly line. Summer has also become a "prefabricated processing" of the hardest hit areas, countless children learn in advance

  • On July 23, local time, the 2026 International Mathematicians Conference opened in Philadelphia, USA. The 2026 Fields Medal winners were announced on the spot. Chinese young mathematicians Deng Yu and Wang Hong both won the awards. The Fields Medal is awarded by the International Mathematical Union and is one of the highest honors in mathematics. It is awarded every four years.

  • In recent years, more and more mainland families are going to Hong Kong, China for undergraduate studies, but a real question is also in front of them: tuition fees are rising faster than wages, is it worth studying abroad? Recently, eight public universities in Hong Kong (referred to as the "Hong Kong Eight") have announced their tuition plans for the new academic year, almost all of which have risen. According to the most expensive

  • In recent years, more and more mainland families are going to Hong Kong, China for undergraduate studies, but a real question is also in front of them: tuition fees are rising faster than wages, is it worth studying abroad? Recently, eight public universities in Hong Kong (referred to as the "Hong Kong Eight") have announced their tuition plans for the new academic year, almost all of which have risen. According to the most expensive

  • With overseas universities increasingly entering the market and domestic student enrollment continuing to decline, Chinese universities are undergoing accelerating polarization. This is the challenge of the university itself, but also the challenge of the city of the future. In 2026, overseas universities are entering China intensively. From England to France, Singapore, Russia

  • In 2024, the number of higher education graduates in China surpassed 11.79 million for the first time. [1] Zhaopin recruitment data show that the proportion of fresh graduates who do not enter traditional units but choose freelance or part-time jobs has reached 13.7 per cent, excluding the "slow employment" group that suspends employment and transitions by preparing for study tours. More and more highly educated...

  • The Hong Kong Victoria Institute of Business Administration was established with the approval of the Hong Kong government. It mainly offers postgraduate (MBA, EMBA, etc.) online education (correspondence) at home and abroad. The college is based in Asia and faces the world. The college advocates an equal and open educational philosophy, and regards the spirit of internationalization and innovation as its soul-both a new authority and...

  • “Anyone can pursue an MBA and make their MBA dream a reality.” Gain a deep understanding of MBA‑level concepts rooted in traditional Chinese culture, and take your life to the next level. 1. Victoria Institute of Business Administration, Hong Kong There is an online MBA programme available at Victoria Institute of Business Administration, Hong Kong. The MBA program is a comprehensive management course taught online with the goal of "everyone can read MBA. Hong Kong dimension...

  • Shenzhen Technology University plans to gradually phase out traditional university English courses and replace them with intercultural communication courses. Behind it is not the sentence "English is not important", but AI real-time translation is rewriting college foreign language education: basic language training is backward, cultural understanding, judgment and AI literacy are pushed forward.

  • Shenzhen Technology University plans to gradually phase out traditional university English courses and replace them with intercultural communication courses. Behind it is not the sentence "English is not important", but AI real-time translation is rewriting college foreign language education: basic language training is backward, cultural understanding, judgment and AI literacy are pushed forward.

  • The 2026 Hong Kong Diploma of Secondary Education (DSE) examination results will be released on July 15. On July 14, the Examination Authority held a press conference to outline this year’s overall results. Wei Xiangdong, secretary-general of the HKEAA, said that the total number of applicants this year was 58,487, an overall increase of 5.4 over last year, with about 97% of the candidates attending the examination. A total of 46,344 school candidates, an increase over last year...

  • On July 16, the U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) announced a final rule that officially ends nearly half a century of "Duration of Status" policy. From September 15, 2026, international students holding F visas and exchange visitors holding J visas will be limited to a maximum of 4...