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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.
Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has announced to sponsor underprivileged and disadvantaged women in Pakistan to fulfil their education endeavours. Inspired by education campaigner.
Coded Minds, a Saudi based global investment firm is all set to invest in the educational sector of Pakistan, with the aim of revolutionising.
The academic world is a competitive place. Universities are constantly developing their faculties, facilities and curriculum to provide students with the best of learning.
Three-day English Literary Festival highlighting the importance of literature and its impact on the lives of individuals concluded at University of Sargodha, today.
Swedish Teen Climate and Environmental activist Greta Thunberg has been nominated for a Nobel Peace Prize in recognition of her global climate change campaign,.
Federal Minister for Education and Professional Training Shafqat Mehmood has said the federal government is working for quality education and implementation of a uniform.
The Sindh High Court in a historic verdict on Wednesday ordered all private education institutes in the province to exempt orphans from all kinds.
They say money can’t buy happiness…. But only if you think admission in Stanford or Yale is not happiness They say everything is possible.
The Australian High Commission (AHC) and the Kinnaird College for Women with the support of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) hosted the Girls’ Cricket.
Three day literary festival kicked off on Tuesday at University of Sargodha to highlight the importance of literature and its impact on the lives.
