Education
Japan's first university head from Africa champions diversity
Inspired by Nelson Mandela, Malian-born professor works to change minds in Kyoto
Inspired by Nelson Mandela, Malian-born professor works to change minds in Kyoto
Newcomer's party could shake up national election that lawmakers expect next year
Growth of international students raises fear of dual-use tech being leaked
Language schools in demand on both sides despite diplomatic row
Corporations fear employees will go work elsewhere upon receiving degrees
China and South Korea experience surge in people receiving doctoral degrees
Environmental degradation and resource depletion weigh on growth in indicator
Asian areas score well in OECD math and science tests but some slip in reading
About 700 researchers will each receive $64,000 a year for up to a decade
NTT teams with university to create tamper-proof digital diploma
Winners like Alibaba offer exciting examples for ambitious grads
Hong Kong-based ex-Reuters reporter wins $100,000 prize for academic achievement
Courses designed to pique interest in local industries and revive communities
Third straight drop in international enrollment fuels worries over China and India
Unicorns like VIPKid open up new opportunities for neglected rural students
Police suspect one university battleground is being used as a 'weapons factory'
Tokyo cancels exams that include speaking and writing for college admissions
E-learning platform Topica helps young workers reskill for the digital age
Investing in children brings benefits to them and to declining population
Former Japanese laureate advises hopefuls against 'blindly' following mentors
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