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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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HEC Chairman Calls for Stronger Collaboration Among Universities

Senior academic leaders and higher education policymakers gathered in Islamabad for a ceremony honouring newly appointed vice chancellors of public-sector universities, with discussions focusing.

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Students Pay the Price as Sweida Standoff Continues

Thousands of students in Syria’s Sweida province are facing another year of disrupted education as political and security tensions between Damascus and local Druze.

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FDE Students Earn Huawei ICT Certifications

Students from schools and colleges under the Federal Directorate of Education (FDE) have earned Huawei ICT certifications in emerging technology fields, highlighting the growing.

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World Academic Summit 2026 Opens in Cape Town

The World Academic Summit 2026 opened in Cape Town, South Africa, on September 29, bringing together global university leaders, policymakers, researchers and representatives from.

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French High Schools in Turmoil as Student Protests Spread

French high school students clashed with police in several cities on Tuesday as protests over overcrowded classrooms, staff shortages, long school hours and inadequate.

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Stanford Protesters Win Dismissal of Felony Charges

Five current and former Stanford University students facing felony charges over a 2024 pro-Palestine protest will have their cases dismissed after reaching an agreement.

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International Future Conference 2026 Begins in Malaysia

Malaysian Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has welcomed COMSTECH initiatives aimed at preparing the Muslim world for emerging scientific, technological and societal challenges,.

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FCCU Chronicles 25 Years of History, People and Progress

Forman Christian College (A Chartered University) has launched Forman Forward: An Incredible Journey from 2000–2025, a coffee table book documenting 25 years of the.

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Punjab Launches AI Training for Teachers

Punjab has launched a province-wide Artificial Intelligence teacher-training initiative aimed at strengthening the use of AI in teaching and learning and preparing educators for.

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More Bangladeshi Scholars Join Pakistani Universities

A new group of 21 Bangladeshi students has arrived in Pakistan under the Allama Muhammad Iqbal Scholarships, further advancing the Pakistan–Bangladesh Knowledge Corridor and.

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