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Education is one of the most important social and economic sectors of a country, yet there is no single forum in Pakistan that puts an exclusive spotlight on news and developments in the sector.  The Academia Magazine has tasked itself with the responsibility to address the flaw. Our team is working day and night to bring all the educational news and other important happenings across Pakistan to readers, so that they do not have to jump from site to site to find out what is happening in the education industry of Pakistan.

So whether you are a student, parent, faculty member, researcher, academician, a professional, policy maker or an official concerned with the education sector of the country, the Academia’s news is sure to satisfy your need for information regarding the education industry and its associated community in Pakistan. With The Academia, the information that matters is just a click away.

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Meghan and Malala Join Forces for Girls Education

Meghan Markle and Nobel Peace Prize laureate Malala Yousafzai have joined forces to support girls’ education, announcing a new philanthropic partnership around International Day.

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Court Suspends Jail Term for Driver Who Killed Pakistani Student

A young Australian driver has avoided prison after being sentenced over the death of 20-year-old Pakistani international student Samia Malik, who was struck by.

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Ideas to Innovation: Daanish Technology Park Opens Its Doors

Prime Minister (PM) Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif on Saturday inaugurated the National Technology Park in Islamabad, formally naming the state-of-the-art facility the Daanish Technology Park.

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Pakistani Universities Commit to Nicotine-Free Campuses

Vice chancellors and rectors from universities across Pakistan have signed a landmark charter committing their institutions to creating tobacco, smoking, vaping and recreational nicotine-free.

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FIA Takes Notice of Laiba Ijaz Case

The death of Laiba Ijaz, a promising young graduate of the International Islamic University Islamabad (IIUI), has sparked concern over alleged education fraud after.

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Pakistan and Ethiopia Set Sights on Stronger Academic Ties

Pakistan and Ethiopia have agreed to advance a proposed framework for bilateral cooperation in education, with discussions focusing on higher education, technical and vocational.

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France School Protests Show No Sign of Ending

Student protests over France’s education system showed no sign of easing Thursday as police fired tear gas at a barricaded high school in northeastern.

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Student Protest Erupts at Argentina Education Ministry

More than 100 Argentine university students entered the Education Ministry building in Buenos Aires on Wednesday, demanding the implementation of a university funding law.

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FAST Hosts Convention for Student Entrepreneurs

The first National Convention of Campus-Based Entrepreneurial Societies was held at FAST National University of Computer and Emerging Sciences (FAST-NUCES) Islamabad, bringing together student.

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Teen’s Hand Blown Off, France Pauses Stun Grenade Use

France has suspended the use of stun grenades during student protests after a 15-year-old boy lost his hand in an incident involving police in.

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