As 12th grade students approach their Abitur final examinations, schools are taking special precautions to make sure kids don’t cheat - especially since high tech advances have created other ways to do so. READ () »
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A university in the eastern Germany state of Saxony has become the first to raise tuition fees drastically for non-EU foreign students. The fee hike from €220 to €3,600 each year could set a nationwide precedent. READ () »
Germany – long known for its engineering expertise – showed an overall decline in new student engineering enrollment, but the data did show more women opting for the career path, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung said on Saturday. READ () »
German schoolchildren are soon to get lessons in consumer awareness - courtesy of a group which includes McDonald's and two leading supermarket chains. A consumer watchdog has sharply criticised the development. READ () »
German universities made headway in respected league table the Times Higher Education World Reputation Rankings which, published Monday evening, provide the only global index based on an academic institution's brand. READ () »
All that cramming and hard work might pay off after all: German graduates are practically guaranteed a job - current figures show nearly full employment among those who have an academic degree. READ () »
A struggling western German secondary school is reportedly paying €500 to parents to enroll their children, as Germany struggles with one of Europe's lowest birthrates. READ () »
Planned nationwide public sector strikes began on Monday in Berlin as staff walked out of around 100 schools in a wage dispute. Substitute staff have, for the most part, been put in place. READ () »
Repeated hack attacks have forced over 50,000 students in western Germany to change their university account passwords. Culprits already gained access to a number of inboxes since January, it was reported on Tuesday. READ () »
Bavarian politicians are planning a revamp of a tiny politics college founded as a "democracy school" in Munich by the Americans after World War II, hoping to turn it into an attractive partner for the city's universities. READ () »
The University of Düsseldorf on Tuesday evening stripped German Education and Research Minister Annette Schavan of her doctorate for plagiarism. READ () »
The University of Düsseldorf has officially opened a plagiarism investigation against German Education and Research Minister Annette Schavan. The case could end up stripping her of her doctorate - and costing her job. READ () »
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