Sarawak will roll out the Free Tertiary Education Scheme (FTES) in January 2026, backed by an allocation of RM250 million from the state government. The scheme will be offered at four Sarawak-owned institutions, covering 64 approved courses. The full list will be announced in December 2025. Eligible students from households earning RM1,500 per capita or below will also receive a RM15,000 stipend, with RM5,000 channelled directly to campus housing for accommodation support. #FTES #Sarawak2026 #Fr

How come many Irish students are paying €3000 a year to attend university or college, when we're supposed to have free third level education? Maria Flannery and Cillian Sherlock walk you through what led to the introduction of 'free fees'; where that €3000 figure comes from; and what's happened in the third level sector which has left many institutions reliant on that money to keep the lecture rooms open. | Prime Time

49 reactions · 18 shares | The Liberal Government’s plans for higher education funding cuts, fee deregulation and $100,000 degrees have been delayed, but not ditched. Thank you Senator Kim Carr for continuing to fight the Coalition's unfair policy, and for standing up for a fair and accessible education system. www.no100kdegrees.org.au | National Tertiary Education Union - NTEU | Facebook

7.6K views · 89 reactions | Something we can all agree on: unions have a wonderful history and a vital part to play in Australia's future. To join the NTEU today visit: www.nteu.org.au/join With thanks to Senator Deborah O'Neill, Senator Robert Simms, Amanda Rishworth MP and Senator Janet Rice. Australian Unions | National Tertiary Education Union - NTEU | Facebook

Student bursaries for tertiary education can still be improved - Kofi Asare Between 2018 and 2023, the education sector budget has increased by 120% in nominal terms, while prices have increased by around 170%, resulting in the education budget for 2023 being 18% lower in real terms than it was in 2018 (UNICEF, 2023). | Daily Graphic | Facebook