AGP Executive Report
Last update: 12 hours agoStudent Power in Serbia: A student-backed opposition movement won 141 of 250 parliamentary seats, ending the ruling party’s 12-year hold on power. Its next challenge is turning protest momentum into stable government. International Education: Australia’s appeal to prospective overseas students has dropped sharply: fewer than one in four now rank it as a top choice, down from more than one in three six months ago, amid tighter and shifting visa rules. Rural Nursing Pipeline: Heritage University received a $2.5 million federal grant to help students from 11 rural Washington high schools earn nursing degrees and serve local communities. Career Skills: Charles County schools are considering a data science career pathway, developed with the College of Southern Maryland, for launch next fall. Learning and Health: A study of more than 100,000 UK participants links an extra year of schooling to lower later-life dementia risk, including for people with elevated genetic susceptibility.
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