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Education "Diploma in Corruption Investigation" launched to address challenges in anti-graft probes The Maldives National Anti-Corruption Academy announced plans to launch an MQA-accredited "Diploma in Corruption Investigation" course in 2027. The Anti-Corruption Commission says the programme is intended to address the shortage of investigators trained in corruption cases, covering ethics, case management, evidence handling, digital forensics, procurement and financial investigation. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)
Education · Press release Cabinet approves Maldives’ participation in two UNESCO conventions The Cabinet approved the Maldives' participation in two UNESCO conventions on the recognition of higher education qualifications, the Tokyo Convention and the Global Convention. The decision was taken at a Cabinet meeting on Sunday, 1 November, on a paper from the Ministry of Education, Higher Education and Skills Development, and will be submitted to Parliament for approval by President Dr Mohamed Muizzu. 4 outlets : Office of the President, MM TV (English), Corporate Maldives and 1 more Source (opens Office of the President in a new tab)
Education Student denied graduation over "bad luck" despite paying fees Students scheduled to graduate on 31 October say an eleventh-hour policy change and a refusal by the Maldives Qualifications Authority to validate their certificates have blocked their graduation despite paid fees. Students say approvals were granted to some classmates but not others, and that the MQA CEO and college could not give a clear written reason. Raajje (English) Source (opens Raajje (English) in a new tab)

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