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Japan, a nation that survives and thrives
“The whole of Japan is a pure invention. There is no such country, there are no such people.”This is how Irish playwright, author and poet ... Middle East -
Adonis and the Riyadh International Book Fair
An annual cultural event is about to unfold in Saudi Arabia in the form of the most important and most popular book fair in the Arab world. ... Middle East -
Innovative strategies to raise the level of education in Saudi schools
Prominent British educationist and writer Tony Swainston spoke about developing a culture of growth mindsets and highlighted the possibilities of ... Middle East -
Amid Aden’s salary crisis, families struggle with power cuts and fuel shortage
Like many other students across Yemen, Nisma Alozebi is getting ready for her exams. Yet in addition to the pressure to obtain a civil engineering ... Features -
VIDEO: Why many Egyptians seem impressed by their new education minister
A TedxCairo talk by Egypt’s newly appointed Education minister, in which he talks about the significance of passion in acquiring knowledge, has ... Digital -
A new strategy to raise standard of education
An American collaboration to upgrade our educational system could be of great benefit for our students and teachers Middle East -
By age 6, girls less likely to believe they are ‘brilliant’
Gender stereotypes emerge early, and by age six, girls are less likely to believe females are brilliant and more likely to believe boys are Variety -
Do people in low-paid jobs choose high calorie food to help them survive?
Often it feels like you can’t move without being faced with a fast food restaurant. And when you have money in your pocket and delicious donuts ... Healthy Living -
Houthis deprive 2.5 million Yemeni children of education
The war in Yemen has caused hundreds of thousands to be displaced and the closure of schools, which the Houthi militias turned into military bases Gulf -
Classroom of the future with mindset of the past
Are innovations for classrooms genuinely aimed at improving the standards of education or just gimmicks to make a quick buck? Middle East -
Saudi doctor beats cancer, advocates women’s health
A Saudi obstetrician and gynaecologist who survived breast cancer twice, gave up her career to dedicate herself entirely to the fight against the disease Features -
UAE philanthropic body to fund STEM education at top universities
Abdulla Al Ghurair Foundation for Education has announced the ten university partners for the 2017 cycle of its scholarship program Middle East -
Oldest Saudi student seeking to get PhD degree
Hamoud al-Shammari told Al Arabiya about his determination to pursue his education, despite being away for 24 years Variety -
More than 60,000 Saudis studying in the US
18.6 percent of Saudi students are studying English, 8.2 percent mathematics and computer science and 6.3 percent health sciences Features -
We need to acknowledge what war does to children
Without solid action to enroll 3.7 million child refugees into education, the future of the region is in jeopardy World -
Number of Saudi female engineering undergraduates on the rise
Some 500 students are pursuing electrical and computer engineering in Effat University Technology -
Meet the man who first called for educating women in Saudi Arabia
Abd al-Karim al-Juhayman got in trouble for publishing the article because the authorities thought it was too soon to educate women Variety -
Diplomatic avenue: Mosul humanitarian crisis, global education, xenophobia
Al Arabiya’s Talal Alhaj hosts the Prince Zeid bin Ra'ad Zeid al-Hussein the current United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights to ... Diplomatic Avenue -
Qatar launches campaign to educate laborers on new laws
The two-month campaign began on Monday, ahead of the laws taking affect in December Economy -
Houthis to open Farsi language department at University of Sanaa
Teaching staff will include Houthis who received higher education in Iran Middle East -
Why has Saudi Arabia lost the ‘war for talent’ to Dubai?
Vast majority of Saudi women after graduating from universities abroad, find themselves facing two choices Middle East -
Egyptian becomes first LSE woman director
The Egyptian-born Deputy Governor of the Bank of England, Dame Minouche Shafik is to become the first woman director of LSE Business -
Boy genius: 12-year-olds attend university in Canada, US
They are among a growing number of smart youngsters eager to begin higher education Variety -
Be humble, the chair you are sitting on is temporary!
The general opinion is that students do not get the attention that they deserve Middle East -
World will miss education-for-all target by 50 years
World leaders agreed last year that by 2030 all girls and boys should be able to complete free quality primary and secondary education Variety -
A growing problem, child malnutrition costs Philippines $7bn in a year
The report said of the estimated 49,000 students who had to repeat a grade level in school, 15 percent repeated as a result of under-five stunting Gulf -
UAE Women’s Day celebrates 1st female airbus pilot, army school recruits
Marks Emirati Women’s Day with the country’s first female Airbus pilot and new military school recruits Features -
Accelerating the development of education
Even amid the obstacles we are confronting there must be change that improves society Middle East -
US cancels education visas of some Saudi students
Some of these students have been sent back on arrival at American airports or from transit stations before boarding flights to the US Middle East -
On astonishment and the importance of questions
Questions do not frighten us, they educate and inform our faith and increase it World