World
Danish students join European protests against education cuts
About 14,000 students are expected to lose grants, and 8000 face cuts.
Latest from Tertiary Education
Stories and analysis from The Northern Express Herald.
One of NZ's most educated people: We need to crank up the intensity
Jamie Beaton, 31, has earned 12 degrees and studied at Harvard, Stanford and Oxford.
The polytech revival is here – and it needs its community
OPINION: Toi Ohomai's chief executive calls for communities to invest in local institute.
Editorial: Hard not to view NZ's poor world uni rankings as result of underfunding
OPINION: NZ's eight universities have faced deficits and staff cuts in recent years.
NZ universities continue to fall in world rankings amid 'seismic shift'
NZ universities have been sliding on average in research, industry and attracting talent.
'A trap': Act attacks Labour over student debt relief
Labour is proposing a 10% student debt cut for those not covered by Fees Free.
'He loves it here': Why international students are moving to BoP
They spend more in the Bay of Plenty than in any other region, survey shows.
Unis pocketed $1.25b from Labour's 'fees free' scheme
Tertiary Education Minister says it didn't deliver a 'good enough return' for that price.
Erica Stanford: 'I used to do this with my own kids'. But why you should NOT | Ryan Bridge TODAY
National vows to limit screen time in primary schools and ECE. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
Aircraft maker pairs with polytech to fill aviation engineering shortage
NMIT and NZAero will open a Hamilton campus to help fix global shortage.
Graduating in the AI era is like a ‘large recession’ for starting salaries
A study found that graduates faced reduced earnings and opportunities against AI models.
China's new graduates, facing a dire job market, must also contend with AI
New York Times: Youth unemployment remains high as AI cuts traditional entry-level roles.
Why the story about Kiwi kids being bad at maths isn’t quite adding up
University of Auckland maths expert Dr Lisa Darragh is with The Front Page to try and make sense of all the numbers.
Rotorua polytechnic brings back fees-free year of study for school leavers
'Stay in Rotorua another year ... save yourself a year of student loan.'
‘An experiment gone wrong’: Schools rethink open-plan classrooms
One school says quieter classrooms helped lift NCEA achievement.
Auckland University student caught wearing smart glasses in exam
The student was allowed to continue the test, without the glasses, and was penalised.
National pledges new penalties on Kiwis overseas with student debt, as local grads get relief
Loan repayments would fall from 12 to 10 cents on every dollar above the threshold.
Labour promises more than $20m a year to revive Māori trades training scheme
Willie Jackson says the funds will connect Māori with jobs, cutting Māori unemployment.
Precinct seeks new office tenants for half of Downtown tower project
Property devaluations pushed the company to an $8.2m net after-tax annual loss.
Exclusive: Inland Revenue kept fees-free ads running after learning scheme would end
Inland Revenue said the advertisements targeted those who were already eligible.
Government considers effectiveness of teacher education
Review will examine curriculum alignment, classroom experience and disability support.
Better maths is essential for better infrastructure
Better education and maths skills could improve future infrastructure projects.
Are politicians failing our children's education? | Ryan Bridge TODAY
Teachers are calling for a long-term plan for our education sector. May Road School principal Lynda Stuart joins Herald NOW. Video / Ryan Bridge TODAY
University suspends academic behind Jason Arday plagiarism charges
Belgium's Ghent University has suspended researcher Nathan Cofnas.