Recently, the news that TWICE Tzuyu had earned a Master's degree in Applied Psychology became a hot topic among fans.

This came to light after the singer's alma mater posted and included her as one of its outstanding alumni for its 30th anniversary. In the photo, it was mentioned that the star completed her advanced degree from Miguel de Cervantes ( Read more... )

The government will introduce artificial intelligence (AI) textbooks for English, mathematics and information technology classes starting next year, despite concerns about the effectiveness of digital learning and the potential for increased digital dependency among teenagers, the Ministry of Education said Friday ( Read more... )

Yun, a 27-year-old Seoul-based job seeker who graduated from Seoul Women’s University, felt scared as she woke up on Monday and read the news on the possible hiring discrimination against graduates from women’s universities ( Read more... )

'Citizenship by investment' programs in Caribbean, Pacific states serve as gateway to elite education track in KoreaVanuatu, an archipelago of 83 islands in the South Pacific, is a paradise for nature lovers. But in South Korea, this beautiful island nation is gaining attention for a different reason: citizenship shopping ( Read more... )

Dongduk Women's University agreed to temporarily suspend its plan to convert into a coeducational institution after 10 days of student protests, according to the student council, Friday. However, the students will continue to occupy the main building until the co-ed conversion proposal is completely withdrawn ( Read more... )

For more than a century women-only unis thrived, but debates on their existence, future roles anger studentsConfronting their biggest challenge in a century, South Korea's women’s universities are embroiled in controversies that have led some to question their relevance in a society where gender equality in education is increasingly seen as having ( Read more... )

The escalating tension between Dongduk Women's University students and its administration regarding a possible transition to a coeducational school is sparking a debate over whether Korea still needs higher educational institutions for women ( Read more... )

All aircraft takeoffs and landings across Korea will be restricted for about 35 minutes to keep the noise down during Thursday’s annual college entrance exam, held nationwide ( Read more... )

Experts warn of risks in taking study aids without severe needWith only a week left before the national Suneung college admissions exam, some test takers and their parents are reaching out for additional assistance to manage test anxiety jitters: pills that make them brainier ( Read more... )

Conclusion follows probe launched after complaint of mandatory religious activities violating student rightsThe Seoul education office concluded Sunday that mandatory religious activities at general high schools, such as class worship services and choir competitions, could infringe on students' religious freedom ( Read more... )