Education
The Moroccan School of Engineering Sciences has secured official accreditation for its doctoral program., becoming the first private engineering school in Morocco authorized to train PhD candidates in engineering sciences. The move signals a structural change in the country’s higher education system,......
The Fondation Zakoura brought together policymakers, researchers, and education professionals in Rabat for an international conference focused on artificial intelligence and its role in education. Held under the high patronage of Mohammed VI, the two day event took place on April 15 and 16, 2026 at the......
Sweden is shifting its education strategy by reducing the use of digital devices in schools and reintroducing traditional learning methods such as printed textbooks, handwriting, and classroom interaction. The move reflects growing concern about declining academic performance and the impact of screens......
Private equity firm TPG has announced a $100 million investment in Zum, a U.S.-based company focused on modernizing student transportation. The deal places Zum’s valuation at approximately $1.7 billion, reflecting strong growth and increasing investor confidence in the sector. The investment is......
French President Emmanuel Macron has called on teenagers to reduce their screen time and reconnect with reading and offline activities. Speaking to high school students, he encouraged them to “switch off” their phones and proposed the introduction of one “no screens day” per month. Macron’s......
Morocco has made significant progress in its national strategy to combat illiteracy, with approximately 2.4 million people benefiting from literacy programs over the past three years, according to official data presented in Rabat. During the 2024–2025 season alone, more than 653,000 individuals......
GreenChemAfrica, an initiative supported by OCP Group, is gaining momentum as a leading platform for training African scientists in green chemistry. The program aims to address key challenges related to sustainability, environmental protection, and food security across the continent. The third edition......
A public middle school in Bordeaux is facing a serious educational disruption after nearly 1,700 hours of classes went unfulfilled since the start of the school year. The situation, caused mainly by the lack of replacement teachers, has raised strong concerns among parents and educators. At......
Université Mohammed VI Polytechnique opened the sixth edition of its Science Week on March 30 in Benguerir, bringing together researchers, academics, and students around a central theme: convergence across scientific disciplines. The event runs until April 5 and serves as a key moment in the university’s......
A nationwide teachers’ strike has drawn relatively limited participation, according to official figures, as educators protest planned job cuts, school closures, and demand higher wages. Data released by the education ministry indicate that fewer than 10% of teachers took part in the strike. Participation......
Fes strengthened its position as an intellectual hub by hosting the Moroccan Day of Mathematics, a national event dedicated to promoting scientific culture and highlighting the importance of mathematics in modern societies. Organized in partnership with Euromed University of Fes (UEMF)......
The General Secretariat of Catholic Education (SGEC) in France reported a cyberattack on Saturday that compromised its primary school management application, exposing personal data of approximately 1.5 million individuals. The breach affected students, their families, and teachers. In an official statement,......
The Florida Federation of College Republicans has decided to dissolve its chapter at the University of Florida following allegations of misconduct that reportedly included antisemitic behavior. The decision was announced after an internal review conducted by the statewide student political organization. According......
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