AGP Executive Report
Last update: 28 minutes agoUniversity Funding: Thousands of students and lecturers protested in Argentina, demanding the government enforce a law restoring university funding, scholarships and inflation-linked pay. Public university spending fell about 41% in real terms in the first half of the year compared with 2023. Career Training: James Sprunt Community College’s emergency medical technician and paramedic programs earned national accreditation, a milestone reached after a four-year process. International Students: Falling enrolment is driving job and program cuts at Providence University College, while Atlantic Canada universities report international student numbers down nearly half since 2024. Liberal Arts: Brandeis University is tying its liberal arts curriculum more closely to career preparation, with internships, job shadowing and short credentials designed to connect learning with work. Community College Research: Three Metropolitan Community College students sent a radiation experiment to the International Space Station, where they’ll compare readings from orbit with measurements on Earth.
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