For students in Hong Kong and Finland, it all adds up
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PARIS High school students in Hong Kong, Finland and South Korea do better in mathematics than those in any other country, according to a new international comparison of mathematical skills among 15-year-old students from 40 countries.
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University students are more demanding of academic staff than previous generations, lecturers say.
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With a shake-up of student fees set to be introduced, figures reveal how much students are currently paying.
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Five hundred and ninety-six patients, from seven countries (Canada, Denmark, Finland, France, Norway, Sweden and the United Kingdom) were included in this retrospective analysis* of patients who originally ...
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Spending a year abroad before going to college can foster a solid sense of direction.
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Blog: Foreign nationals greatly outnumber U.S. students in EE grad schools.
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Finnish pupils are the smartest in the world according to a survey 15-year-olds in 41 countries, closely followed by three Asian countries.
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Several students from Sri Lanka here in Latvia have begun to collect donations to send to their devastated country, LETA was informed by the Sri Lankan Honorary Consul in Latvia Arnis Ancupans.
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Results from an international test released Tuesday show Indiana fourth- and eighth-graders fared well in math and science compared with students nationally and in many other countries.
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SOUTH Australia&#39;s students have shown improvement in an international science and mathematics study last held a decade ago, and defied a national trend.
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Finland, where there are no wholly-private schools, beat the top-ranking schools in Hong-Kong, Japan and Korea in maths and science - but the UK was left out of the study after the government failed to deliver the statistics.
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Despite a market filled with more than 15 private international schools, those working in the sector are reporting increases in enrollment among expatriate and Hungarian children - the response to which has ...
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Children with at least one parent born   outside the United States are more likely to study math and   physical sciences in college, driven by the aim of securing a   well-paid job, according to a study released on Thursday.
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Universities face a "serious bottleneck" in finding enough students, an international study warns.
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The Scandinavian nation spends a lot in R&#38;D, which has kept them buoyant. Next: Finland wants to move into clean tech.
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The increase was higher than professional economists had anticipated. Pasi Sorjonen of the Research Institute of the Finnish Economy (ETLA) characterised the figures as good, but added that the output ...
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As thousands of North-east students take part i