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Brazil is becoming a shining example of knowledge-based development, as national oil giant Petrobas joins hands with universities.

A research finding based on 12,846 Australian university student files has revealed the possibility of positive marking bias in favor of foreign learners.

The Kenyan government has announced plans to roll out rural branches of city-based universities, and to extend both digital and distance learning.

China is on the foreign education acquisition trail, with talk of doubling up on foreign students and becoming the world education hub.

A Pan-African study has revealed that there is little overlap between university strategies and national development goals. This is hampering growth on both dimensions.

Pepperdine University's Graziadio School of Business and Management on the U.S. Pacific Coast is responding to student demands for business training that aligns with their own values.