Institutions in Asia-Pacific are using the pandemic as an opportunity to strengthen ties across the region and better prepare students for employment

Online learning platforms can augment existing teaching so that students are ready for the labour market

Competition for the best international students is fierce, but Greek universities offer a mix of high-quality courses, rich culture and a climate that few other destinations can match

To realise the potential of blended learning, university leaders must think strategically about how digital tools can support student-centred, authentic learning experiences

Now, say what you will about TikTok gaining popularity amongst teenagers but the fact remains: a large portion of Singaporean youth are still using Facebook. Notice I used the word ‘youth’, which according to the National Youth Council, are people aged 15–35.

Yes, 35; you did not read it wrongly.

With such a large portion of society still on Facebook, it is really important for the platform to remain secure and proactively search for any hidden vulnerabilities.

When the Municipal Services Office (MSO) was established in 2014, it was billed as a one-stop shop for people to provide feedback on day-to-day issues like malfunctioning corridor lights, leaky covered walkways, and littered common areas. The next year, the OneService App was launched to receive feedback digitally.