AGP Executive Report
Last update: 4 hours agoUniversity Leadership: Uzbekistan appointed Erkinjon Turdimov as first deputy prime minister and minister of education and science, giving him responsibility for coordinating education, research and healthcare. International Students: The Trump administration is proposing a $70,000 fee for foreign graduates seeking work authorisation and has opened J-1 visa probes into nine universities, adding uncertainty for students and campuses. School Funding: The World Bank says Nigerian states’ revenues rose 93%, but education’s share of spending fell. School Access: Malaysia closed schools in Kuala Lumpur and other areas as wildfire haze worsened, disrupting learning for about two million students. Cybersecurity: Education was the world’s most targeted sector in September, averaging 6,656 cyberattacks per organisation each week, up 59% year on year. School Leadership: A Kenyan study found women take an average of 19 years to become principals, compared with 16 years for men, citing caregiving demands and institutional barriers. Nagaland Schools: Childaid Network and Rotary Club of Queens Necklace are partnering with the state government to strengthen public schools and expand educational opportunities.
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