28th November 2025
t a time when institutions worldwide are rethinking what true inclusion means, East Bridge University (EBU) has taken a decisive step forward. With the launch of its Gender Access Tracking System, EBU is moving beyond statements and into measurable action—using data, mentorship, and policy to understand and strengthen the academic journeys of women across the globe.
From supporting 296 first-generation female learners to building family-friendly study pathways and expanding women-focused mentoring schemes, the university is creating a model where gender equity is intentional, structured, and sustainable. This new system reflects a powerful shift: when institutions combine empathy with evidence, they not only track progress—they accelerate it.
By Editorial Team
29th October 2025
Once dismissed as a radical idea, the four-day workweek is now a global movement reshaping the way organizations think about productivity, well-being, and time. From the UK to Japan, multinationals are discovering that working less can actually achieve more. A UK pilot involving 60 companies reported a 15% productivity increase, while Iceland’s nationwide trial revealed higher happiness and no loss in output.
Across Asia, firms like Panasonic and major BPOs in the Philippines are adopting shorter work schedules to combat burnout and boost retention. Proponents argue that the shift underscores a fundamental truth: sustainable success depends on balance. Though industries like education and healthcare may find it harder to adapt, the future of work seems clear — fewer hours, greater impact, and a redefined notion of “full-time.”
By Editorial Team
31st October 2025
The world’s youngest learners are rewriting the rules of education. Generation Alpha — children born after 2010 — are growing up in a world where learning happens as easily on a tablet as in a classroom. According to a joint UNESCO–McCrindle study, nearly 68% of students aged 10–15 now prefer online or hybrid learning formats, valuing flexibility, comfort, and global access.
From AI-driven personalized learning platforms in Singapore to immersive virtual campuses in the UAE, schools are evolving to meet this generation’s expectations. Yet, educators caution that even in a digital-first world, the essence of learning lies in empathy, collaboration, and human connection. The challenge ahead? Building classrooms that balance technology’s power with the heart of human experience.
By Editorial Team
6th November 2025
What began as bite-sized “study hacks” on TikTok has evolved into a global education trend reshaping how Gen Z learns. With over 15 billion views under the hashtag #StudyTok, students are turning short-form videos into powerful learning tools — and universities are taking notice. Institutions like The Open University and Arizona State University are experimenting with micro-lessons that use storytelling, visuals, and humor to simplify complex topics in under a minute. The results? Higher engagement, faster recall, and more personalized learning experiences. As education meets entertainment, the question is no longer if micro-learning will redefine classrooms, but how soon.
By Editorial Team
6th November 2025
The future of career guidance is here — and it’s powered by AI. From personalized job matches to intelligent interview simulations, AI career coaches are transforming how people discover, plan, and grow their careers. Leveraging data analytics and natural language processing, these digital mentors deliver real-time insights, close skill gaps, and help professionals stay future-ready. But as algorithms reshape human development, the balance between empathy and automation becomes the next frontier in workforce evolution.
By Editorial Team
16th September 2025
Employers now value skills over degrees. Explore how competencies, adaptability, and practical expertise are becoming the new currency of hiring.
By Editorial Team
26th September 2025
Hybrid Work 3.0 blends flexibility with global talent mobility. Discover how workplaces are evolving to attract and retain the best global talent.
By Editorial Team
22nd September 2025
Explore key job market trends shaping the last quarter of 2025—from skills in demand to hiring shifts driving the future of work across industries.
By Editorial Team
13th September 2025
Resume gaps are normal. Learn smart ways to address them and turn career breaks into strengths that highlight resilience, adaptability, and growth.
By Editorial Team
21st August 2025
Top universities like Harvard, University of Melbourne, and Imperial College London are launching hybrid and online postgraduate programs, enabling international students to gain advanced skills flexibly and access global education without relocation.
By Editorial Team
21st August 2025
Universities are using digital wallets, blockchain, and AI to streamline tuition payments, funding guidance, and student management, improving efficiency, transparency, and the overall student experience.
By Editorial Team
21st August 2025
Most employees don’t have the skills required to meet current business challenges. It is a concern because this lack can make organizations less adaptable and make them prone to collapse.
By Editorial Team
16th June 2025
There’s a long-held belief that women aren’t sharp with money matters, but money matters, and recent developments suggest that women are serious and aware about their money. However, there’s enough room for improvement.
By Editorial Team
16th June 2025
The onset and growing expanse of AI has been bothering many industries, and there’s enough reason for that. WEF’s recent report lists five factors that are going to highly influence job markets across the world.
By Editorial Team
16th June 2025
The ‘World Population Review’ published a study that found the US, India, and the UK read the most, and buy the most number of books in a year, followed by France, Italy, Russia, Australia, Spain, the Netherlands, and Switzerland.
By Editorial Team
10th April 2025
AI has been in the spotlight for a good time now, but AI isn’t enough for professional success; you need to have the three intelligences to make it to the top.
By Editorial Team
10th April 2025
Often, it's difficult to differentiate the smells of different perfumes after a few trials. AI-aided machine saves you from the confusion with thousands of recommendations and more.
By Editorial Team
10th April 2024
Better opportunities will lead to migration. Japan finds a way out to prevent migration by creating regional startup economies. The talent stays back without compromising on opportunities.
By Editorial Team
29th March 2025
Religious tourism has been on the rise for several years now, with Mahakumbh recording the highest devotee gathering. Such courses can create groups of informed, trained, and skilled professionals to ensure order and minimize undesirable incidences.
By Editorial Team
10th March 2025
India and Germany strengthened their educational ties with a large-scale delegation visit aimed at enhancing academic collaboration, research partnerships, industry-relevant skills, and more.
By Editorial Team
10th March 2025
Current lifestyle and increasing complexities of life might have called for a reality check. We lack something as basic and essential as sleep. Sleepmaxxing is trending and for all the right reasons!
By Editorial Team
13th March 2025
How you use AI results in how it turns out to be for you - good or bad, boon or bane. Artificial intelligence in itself isn't a problem unless you are using it improperly.
By Editorial Team
13th March 2025
Lack of motivation is more harmful than intoxicants. Recent studies suggest chasing things could be more stressful and pull you back from being productive.
By Editorial Team
13th March 2025
Sky-rocketing inflation has had its impact on higher education as well; quality higher education is become unaffordable for most.
By Editorial Team
10th January 2025
The expanse of AI grew to higher education as it profoundly influences teaching methods, learning experiences, and more.
By Editorial Team
10th January 2025
Contemporary learners are tech-savvy and more comfortable with learning online. Also because it’s more convenient and; studies suggest.
By Editorial Team
10th January 2025
Most of the students enrolling in geoengineering courses at foreign universities are from India.
By Editorial Team
26th October 2024
Climate change has been unleashing havoc consequences across the world. Universities across the world are developing effective resolutions for reversing these effects through carbon-neutral campuses. These units have been proactively creating sustainable changes for a better environment.
By Editorial Team
18th October 2024
Ever since introducing stricter immigration laws in 2022 it has been discouraging students inflow to the UK. This is why the update made the headlines and is welcoming news for many.
By Editorial Team
17th October 2024
The Asia Education Conclave is an organized community of educators, leaders of the education industry, trainers, industry experts, and others related to the education industry. It honours excellence in education, innovations, extraordinary achievements, and transformation brought about by different professionals from the education industry and more. This year, they are meeting on November 9, in Bangkok.
By Editorial Team
24th May 2024
To utilize AI optimally, organizations are designating professionals for specific roles to support, nurture, manage, and govern it. All these are to ensure different industries can use AI to serve their best interests. These new requirements have been creating fresh job roles and hiring human resources for them. Contrary to the fear of losing jobs to artificial intelligence, it has been generating jobs.
By Editorial Team
22nd May 2024
Educational qualifications aren’t sufficiently impressing hiring managers; they are seeking a real deal. They are prioritizing skills for a change.
By Editorial Team
