A 25-year-old US Masters student, Linnea Bird, is among six interns participating in a program at Eaglehawk Dive Centre to restore Tasmania's rapidly declining giant kelp forests. The project uses a technique developed by the University of Tasmania to reforest under the waves, addressing the impact of warming waters and sea urchin overgrazing.
UK students who paid thousands for overseas conservation placements have lost their money after eco tour operator GVI went into liquidation on July 1. The company, which offered volunteer and internship programs, ceased trading, leaving students with no refunds and conservation projects in Africa and South America facing financial uncertainty.
Yersin University Đà Lạt (YersinUni) focuses on personalized learning, practical experience, and international internships to foster holistic student development. The university partners with over 350 organizations and offers global exchange programs to equip students with essential skills for the modern workforce.
Revolut is ending its 'remote-first' policy for its 2027 graduate and intern cohorts, requiring them to work in-office at least three days a week. This change, affecting hundreds of junior trainees, aims to foster in-person collaboration and mentoring, but the remote-first policy remains unchanged for its wider 11,000-strong global workforce.
Emory University law students are petitioning the Supreme Court to hear a case challenging the federal judiciary's internal system for addressing workplace harassment and discrimination, arguing it lacks independent oversight and protections afforded to other workers.
A Cornell University student, Austin Franco, rejected a summer internship interview with New York start-up VryfID via an antisemitic message. The company's founders, Gabe and Aiden Einhorn, who are Jewish, were shocked by the remark. Cornell University has launched an investigation into the incident.
Prime Minister nominee Han Seong-sook met with young officials and interns at the prime minister's office to discuss their concerns regarding housing prices and job searches, vowing to incorporate their voices into future government policies.
Italy's Parliament has approved a 12-month maximum duration for extracurricular internships, aiming to curb their misuse as temporary labor. The move follows EU proposals to regulate internships and highlights regional governance complexities in Italy.
New documents reveal Southampton's head coach, Tonda Eckert, initiated a practice of spying on rival teams. An intern was tasked with recording training sessions, with assurances that the "manager loved it." The club was expelled from playoffs after spying on Oxford United, Ipswich, and Middlesbrough.
Experts and a government adviser suggest Hong Kong establish a dedicated office to foster local aerospace technology, building on the excitement from astronaut Lai Ka-ying's historic flight. They emphasize sustained funding, internships, and a tech hub to prevent talent drain.
Hull City secured promotion to the Premier League with a dramatic stoppage-time winner from Oli McBurnie in the Championship playoff final against Middlesbrough. The match, preceded by controversy, ended 1-0, marking Hull's return to the top flight after nine years.
Hull City secured promotion to the Premier League after Oli McBurnie's stoppage-time goal defeated Middlesbrough in the Championship playoff final. The win capped a remarkable season for Hull, who overcame transfer embargoes and pre-season doubts.
Hong Kong's Vocational Training Council (VTC) chairman Jeffrey Lam Kin-fung stated that 90% of VTC graduates are employed and largely unaffected by AI, with plans to review courses for emerging job opportunities.
AWS CEO Matt Garman believes AI will not eliminate software engineering jobs but will require new skillsets. He stated that while basic coding skills may become less valuable, there will be a high demand for developers who can build next-gen systems and understand broader technical landscapes.
Stanford grad Theo Baker, who broke the story leading to the university president's resignation, discusses his new book "How to Rule the World." The book explores Stanford's relationship with venture capital and a hidden system for identifying future tech leaders.
Hong Kong graduates face a shrinking entry-level job market, with students like Harry Dong applying for dozens of positions but securing few interviews. Dong attributes the difficulty to AI replacing human roles and employers prioritizing cost savings.
AWS CEO Matt Garman says Amazon is hiring 11,000 software development engineer interns and early-career hires in 2026, pushing back on fears that AI is eliminating software engineering jobs. His comments come after Amazon's two biggest layoff rounds in six months—30,000-plus corporate cuts in total—and amid warnings from other tech leaders that AI coding tools are fundamentally disrupting the profession. Garman acknowledges the role is changing, but insists demand for developers is accelerating.
A 24-year-old cancer patient in Foshan, China, sparked a viral relay of kindness after ordering companionship through a food delivery app on April 15. Little Li, battling rare blood cancer, asked a rider to sit by her bedside for two hours, highlighting her loneliness during treatment with her father working away to fund her care.
A teen in Singapore, Didier Gaspard Owen Maximilien, who was arrested after a viral video triggered backlash, has been granted permission by a judge to travel to Manila from May 2-25 for an internship required for his graduation. The prosecution raised no objection to the travel request. The court set a S$5,000 (US$3,900) bond and required him to remain contactable while overseas. His next court appearance has been rescheduled from May 22 to May 29.
Sophie Corcoran, a GB News commentator, is suing the 10,000 Interns Foundation for racial discrimination after being rejected from a programme restricted to black and minority ethnic people. The £14.80-an-hour internship was run with the Bar Council. Corcoran claims she lost an employment opportunity because she is white, citing the Equality Act. The charity says its scheme is lawful positive action under sections 158 and 159 of the Equality Act. The case has been backed by Restore Britain MP Rupert Lowe, while the charity fears the lawsuit could threaten its future.
Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff announced plans to hire 1,000 graduates and interns to support AI product growth, countering fears that AI will eliminate entry-level jobs. This follows recent company layoffs and upward revisions to fiscal 2026 revenue forecasts.
