There is a common thread in advancing society to the benefit of both men and women – education. Why are women so important to education? In the workplace, in learning institutions or in public life, a mix of women and men allows for differing perspectives to be put forth and for diverse ideas to flourish. No less important, in the home, women do bear responsibility for the boys and girls of tomorrow’s society, for their education and for instilling the values of equal treatment in and outside the home. Whether in developed or developing countries, in urban or in rural lifestyles, ultimately an educated woman serves a better and more equal society, with a ripple effect positively impacting the future. Yet, there are countries where access to (higher) education for women is limited to inferior curricula, rooted in gender stereotypes.