The Sheikh Saud bin Saqr Al Qasimi Foundation for Policy Research was named one of the world's best new think tanks in 2012 in the University of Pennsylvania's latest global think tank rankings.
Suqrat bin Bisher, a young Emirati, accounts his love for art and his determination to pursue it that paid off.
Parents with children who have learning disabilities are nervous about a new schooling bill that may require expatriates to put their children in school or face the revocation of their residency visas.
Teachers in Ras Al Khaimah have traded valuable lessons with their counterparts in Switzerland thanks to an exchange programme initiated by the Sheikh Saud Bin Saqr Al Qasimi Foundation for Policy Research.
New York University’s Abu Dhabi campus has nearly doubled its intake of Emirati students in the past year and hopes to continue to add Emiratis to the student body. In all, 11 percent of new students at NYU are UAE nationals, up from 4 percent in 2010, its first year.
A new report by the Statistics Centre–Abu Dhabi (Scad) offers fresh evidence that dropping out of school is much more common for boys than for girls.
Evidence shows the ATHS campuses are attracting highly motivated students and maintaining that motivation. The report details the research findings of Yale doctoral candidate Calvert Jones, who spent a year interviewing pupils from all seven ATHS campuses in the UAE, and 2,265 pupils from 13 government schools.
Emirati schoolboys face a "cultural border crossing" before they are ready for the challenge of being taught in English at college.
A boys' school in Abu Dhabi has been held up by inspectors as a model of how to turn out polite, respectful, and well behaved young men.
The Ministry of Education says it cannot pay more than Dh170 million in utility and transport bills. Dr. Natasha Ridge weighs in on how to promote efficiency in the system.