By Rosemary Salomone. A recent decision from the Italian Constitutional Court affirms the primacy of the Italian language in the nation’s education institutions. Though grounded in Italian law, the ruling and its surrounding facts offer useful insights to universities across the globe as they ride the wave of English in the name of internationalisation. More...
L’apprentissage en Nouvelle-Aquitaine propose des diplômes du CAP au Bac + 5. 1 800 formations sont proposées par 115 centres de formations d’apprentis. Voir l'article...
Dans un contexte de mutation politique et de nouvelles dispositions liées à la loi Travail, les entreprises sont amenées à transformer leur mode de fonctionnement et à casser certains usages liés aux habitudes de travail et de sollicitation de leurs collaborateurs. Voir l'article...
L’Agence universitaire de la Francophonie (AUF) publie un guide qui rassemble des solutions et donne des conseils sur la réalisation de formations ouvertes à distance (FOAD).
Consulter le guide de l'AUF. Voir l'article...
mes-aides.gouv.fr est un simulateur pour informer les citoyens des aides auxquelles ils sont éligibles et leur indiquer les démarches à réaliser. Voir l'article...
A University of Hawaii professor is working to get an entire curriculum at the university taught in Hawaiian to supplement the language courses taught to children across the state, reports Associated Press. More...
The Hebrew University of Jerusalem has become the first Israeli university to recognise the Palestinian Authority’s matriculation exam, known as the tawjihi, writes Dov Lieber for The Times of Israel.
Previously, Palestinians from East Jerusalem, the West Bank or Gaza who wanted to study at the university had to complete a year-long preparatory programme before being admitted. With the new policy to be piloted, those Palestinians with outstanding scores on their tawjihi will be able to be accepted into a limited number of (mostly humanities) academic departments in the university without any preparatory programme. Additionally, the new programme will allow top-rate Palestinian students to be admitted into the institution without taking the Psychometric Entrance Test. More...
A Science Council of Japan committee has proposed continuing a ban on military research by universities and other institutes, a stance based on remorse over such studies under Japan’s wartime government, writes Ryoko Takeishi for The Asahi Shimbun. More...
Over the last decade, students have fled the humanities. In response, universities have cancelled individual courses, or entire specialised humanities programmes. Instead of hiring tenure-track professors to replace retiring faculty, they make do with less, or turn to sessional instructors who teach when and if there is demand, writes Simona Chiose for The Globe and Mail. More...
A former Trump University student wants to drop out of a recent US$25 million class action settlement and take President Donald Trump to trial, writes Nancy Dillon for the New York Daily News. More...
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