AGP Executive Report
Last update: 11 hours agoResearch Security: The Pentagon says all 30 universities it reviewed have addressed flagged foreign research ties, with more than 80 partnership terminations. Campus Rights: Amnesty International reports that UK universities shared tactics to curb pro-Palestinian protests, including disciplinary action and referrals to the Prevent programme. Global Talent: International graduates from 2024 are projected to contribute $1.7 trillion to host economies over their working lives; the US, UK, Canada and Australia could capture about 60% of that value. Literacy: Two Rwandan educators have been selected to speak at Oxford’s World Literacy Summit in 2027, among 450 speakers from more than 85 countries. Nigeria: The University of Ilorin expects to graduate 16,152 students, including 365 first-class undergraduates; JAMB says only its CAPS-generated admission letters will count for official purposes such as NYSC mobilisation.
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