Day: September 27, 2026

Sep 27
Language Policy in Croatian Higher Education: What the University of Zagreb Faculty of Electrical Engineering and Computing Teaches Us About Internationalisation

Croatia occupies a distinctive position in the European higher education landscape. As a member of the European Union with a strong technical and scientific tradition, the country faces a question that many smaller European nations confront: how should universities balance instruction in the national language with the growing demand for English-taught programmes? This question is […]

Sep 27
RIT University Rankings Highlight Croatian Education as Saunders College of Business Climbs to No. 58

When Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) secured a place among the top 100 national universities in the United States, the significance reached far beyond the campus in Rochester, New York. The latest U.S. News & World Report rankings placed RIT at No. 95 among national universities, while Saunders College of Business climbed 19 positions in […]

Sep 27
University of Regina Advances Land Development Plans for Sustainable Growth at Grant Road

The University of Regina has taken a significant step toward shaping the long-term future of its campus and the wider Regina community. In September 2026, the institution announced that Forster Investments Inc. has been selected as the successful proponent to lead planning for a proposed land development project on 33 acres of university-owned land at […]

Sep 27
Global Engagement at The University of Western Australia: How Partnerships and People Shape Australian Education

Universities often measure their international success through enrolment figures, research rankings and the number of signed agreements. But a recent event at The University of Western Australia (UWA) made a different case: global engagement is built first on people, and only then on paper. At the inaugural Global Engagement Gala, held in Perth as part […]

Sep 27
How Trent University Research Excellence in Electrochemistry Is Shaping the Future of Canadian Agriculture

In the quiet of a greenhouse at Trent University, a PhD candidate is proving that breakthrough science often begins with a single, focused question. Tyra Lewis, a Materials Science doctoral candidate, has spent seven years investigating how electrical energy drives chemical reactions—a field known as electrochemistry. Her work has earned her three major awards in […]