Global Scans · Education · Weekly Summary

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WHAT'S NEXT?: Education will increasingly be online, just-in-time and competence-based. VR will become more mainstream in education technology. The vision of easily accessible learning will be enormously powerful and widespread in a few years. The global artificial intelligence market in the education sector will grow exponentially and post an impressive CAGR of over 39% by 2020.

• [New] In 2025, generative AI learning will include a lot of in-context application of very powerful tools and libraries to help students build and deploy real-world AI applications in classes. Boston Institute of Analytics
• [New] Russia will likely leverage North Korean workers to drastically increase its drone production numbers, and North Korean workers will have the opportunity to learn and export valuable drone development, manufacture, and operation lessons. Institute for the Study of War
• [New] Awareness is the first step in reducing identity theft and information threats in a higher educational institution, since most students and teachers believe that unique passwords are enough to preserve the privacy of personal information. b
• [New] Access to reliable internet remains limited or entirely absent in many rural areas in the world, leaving millions cut off from opportunities in basic human needs, such as education, healthcare, livelihoods, and civic participation. Collaborative Change Communication
• [New] Aboriginal communities will benefit from a $246.8 million package over four years, supporting programs in health, education, employment, and justice, as well as economic development partnerships with business. RSM Australia
• [New] Better education on existing opportunities, streamlined government application and reporting processes, as well as business mentorship opportunities, are all opportunities for Canada to support Indigenous-owned SMEs. TheFutureEconomy.ca
• [New] India, with its large education and skilling ecosystem, has the potential to emerge as a Global Gig Hub for new-collar skills, which will power the future global economy. The Hindu
• [New] Waymo's self-driving cars have logged over 20 million miles of autonomous driving, demonstrating the potential of deep learning in real-world applications. SuperAGI
• The China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges will channel talent resources utilising tech incubation to drive modernization through strengthening exchanges and cooperation in education, vocational training, women's empowerment, ICT and AI technologies. IOL
• The China-Africa Year of People-to-People Exchanges will bring together African and Chinese youths and women, paving the way for intercultural learning to foster mutually shared awareness and cooperation. IOL
• Titan's Methane Cycle and Its Implications Analyzing Titan's methane cycle, which involves processes similar to Earth's water cycle, helps scientists learn about the moon's organic chemistry, climate, and possible liquid environments that could support complex chemical processes. ScienceFather
• India rises in QS World University Rankings 2026, reflecting strong progress in global education and research under government initiatives. Leverage Edu
• India improves global standing in QS World Rankings 2026, showing strong progress in education, research, and youth-focused government initiatives. Leverage Edu
• Education: Investment in school and college maintenance will rise to £3 billion annually, transforming learning environments across England and providing safe and high-quality spaces for children and young people, improving educational outcomes and breaking down barriers to opportunity. RailBusinessDaily
• Prepare for Growth Sectors - The coming years will witness the rise of several emerging sectors such as healthcare, education, green energy, and digital services. India Employer Forum
• Generative AI could significantly boost innovation and productivity across key sectors in the EU, from healthcare to education and the cultural and creative industries. IDPC
• Policies will be oriented toward the development of skilled, productive, healthy, globally competitive Mongolians, with comprehensive reforms in health, education, and social protection to be intensified. MongolBeat
• To sum up, addressing SaaS security risks in 2025 requires a multifaceted approach that combines technology, policies, and continuous education. TrustCommunity
• As governments in Asia, Latin America, and Africa invest in digital infrastructure, the demand for wireless networks in remote healthcare, agriculture, education, and smart utilities is expected to surge. openpr
• Balancing Benefits with Risks: Public Awareness and Education As China's government and industry push towards the future, education and public awareness will play pivotal roles in easing the transition to autonomous trucking. Third Eye Analyst
• Immigration protests in Los Angeles and President Trump's military response are dominating the news cycle, but it's Trump's threat to decimate California's federal funding that has education experts worried. UCLA Center X

Last updated: 02 July 2025