Arsenal Women's team undergoes significant changes with seven new signings, including Georgia Stanway, as they aim to win their first Women's Super League title since 2019, driven by a renewed team culture and ambitious squad revamp.
Hong Kong degree graduates' average annual salary growth slowed to a five-year low of 2% in 2025, reaching HK$28,000 monthly, as underemployment hit a record high. Engineering and technology graduates saw earnings drop, with an expert linking this to AI replacing entry-level jobs.
Portage College in Canada has advised Indian students, whose post-graduate work permits were rejected by IRCC, to seek legal advice and retain documents. The college stated it cannot overturn IRCC decisions and is seeking clarification while scheduling a follow-up meeting with student representatives.
Chelsea's new squad under Xabi Alonso could feature more Manchester City academy graduates than their own Cobham alumni, including recent £117m signing Morgan Rogers. This trend is driven by financial incentives, City's successful development model, and Chelsea's past spending and transfer bans.
South Korea's jobless college graduates reached 481,000 in Q2, a five-year high, with young adults most affected. The Ministry of Data and Statistics links the rise to a tightening job market and the Middle East crisis.
Australia has significantly increased visa fees, with some up by 200%, drawing accusations of exploiting international students and permanent residents. Critics argue the move makes Australia less competitive and treats migrants as revenue sources, while the government cites migration management and the value of visas.
Dr. Joel Tan, a Harvard PhD graduate, shared his personal journey of academic rejection in Singapore due to poor high school grades, highlighting how the University of Toronto's chance gave him the opportunity to pursue his passion for biology, ultimately leading to his success at Harvard.
Graduates in Gaza struggle with extreme joblessness, exceeding 80%, due to the ongoing war and pre-existing economic issues. Many are forced to accept jobs outside their specializations or seek remote work opportunities.
Graduates from the Pittsburgh Institute of Aeronautics' aviation maintenance program are entering a strong job market, with many securing employment before or shortly after graduation. The Federal Aviation Administration's A&P certification is highly sought after in an industry facing a significant shortage of skilled mechanics.
The US has escalated tensions with Iran, Donald Trump vowed to hit the country 'hard again tonight.' Australia is still reeling from a nationwide Telstra mobile network outage. In UK politics, Nigel Farage faces Count Binface in a byelection, while New South Wales won the State of Origin decider.
A new study in Frontiers in Education by Dr. Kelechi Ekuma suggests universities must rethink curricula to prepare students for an AI-driven workplace, focusing on critical AI literacy and skills AI struggles to replicate, rather than solely on plagiarism detection.
Taiwan has reinstated the original name for its compulsory five-day military course for graduates, previously known as "patriotic education." The change, effective July 1, aims to bolster awareness of security threats from Beijing.
IIIT-Bangalore's 26th convocation saw 316 students graduate, with one Integrated M.Tech. student securing a record Rs 1.5 crore annual package. The event also celebrated academic achievements and the institute's growing alumni network.
American graduates booed AI speakers at commencement ceremonies, rejecting a future where companies reap rewards while they face career risks. In contrast, Chinese youth are more optimistic, viewing AI as a tool to build with, not a force that will displace them. This difference stems from a lack of agency for young Americans in the face of an anxious labor market.
Chinese technical schools are seeing increased enrollment from university graduates struggling to find jobs. While offering practical skills, the reality of these programs may not always meet graduates' expectations.
University graduates in China are increasingly turning to technical schools for job prospects amidst a tough labor market. The number of technical institutions offering programs for graduates has surged, with many students hoping practical skills will improve their employment chances.
Amazon Web Services chief Matt Garman disagrees with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei's prediction that AI will eliminate half of entry-level white-collar jobs in five years. Garman argues AI will reshape, not erase, jobs, citing historical technological shifts and Amazon's own hiring plans.
Rex Patrick unites Jacqui Lambie, Pauline Hanson, and David Pocock against Aukus secrecy. Fears grow over datacentres stoking inflation and a heavier mortgage burden. Plus, "crypto corruption" allegations against Trump and World Cup updates.
Rex Patrick unites unlikely allies for Aukus transparency. Fears grow over datacentres stoking inflation and a heavier mortgage burden. News also covers Trump's crypto dealings, "Murdoched" phenomenon, and World Cup updates.
Barney Glover, head of the Australian Tertiary Education Commission (Atec), will not recommend immediate changes to the controversial Job-ready Graduates program, despite calling it a failure. He plans to advise the government on university funding in the second half of next year, drawing criticism from the sector over delays in fixing high arts degree costs.
Hong Kong's tech chief Sun Dong warns AI's impact will surpass previous industrial revolutions, affecting graduates and traditional sectors. The administration plans to accelerate training and develop new jobs, including proprietary LLMs and a HK$50 million education program.
台灣總統賴清德在軍校畢業典禮上，呼籲畢業生警惕中國的滲透、分化、破壞和間諜活動，堅定維護國家主權、安全、民主與自由，並強調「以實力求和平」。
The University of Northampton's Vice-Chancellor argues that widening access to higher education is crucial for improving regional productivity and strengthening the national economy. The university generates significant economic value locally and nationally, with graduates often entering vital sectors like the NHS and education.
Basic, a Chinese SiC device manufacturer founded in 2016, prepares for its public debut, aligning with China's efforts to lead in SiC technology, despite current market oversupply, with anticipated demand growth driven by 800V architectures and data center adoption by 2027-2028.
