Dans cet article, retrouvez les données relatives aux demandeurs d’emploi inscrits et offres collectées par Pôle Emploi en région Corse en avril 2017. Voir l'article...
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Faculty protest expansion of gender-segregated programmes
Senior faculty heads at most Israeli universities sent a letter to the education minister protesting the expansion of gender-segregated academic programmes for ultra-Orthodox students, after the Council for Higher Education approved opening such classes at universities to encourage enrolment of Haredi students, writes Yarden Skop for Haaretz. More...Education system is killing off entrepreneurship
For a country that has produced companies such as Bidvest, African Rainbow Minerals and Discovery, it’s hard to imagine entrepreneurship in South Africa is falling behind its African counterparts. Yet this seems to be the case, writes Mike Herrington for Business Live. More...HE authority registers 55 private tertiary institutions
The Higher Education Authority in Zambia has registered 55 private higher education institutions countrywide in accordance with the provisions of the Higher Education Act Number 4 of 2013, writes Thandiwe Moyo for the Times of Zambia. More...6,000 African students in local universities
The number of African students in Morocco is growing, from 1,040 African students in 1994 to 16,000 today, reports Morocco World News. More...Student group says Oxford curriculum update ‘not enough’
Student campaigners have said pro-diversity changes to Oxford University's history curriculum do not go far enough, calling on the “overwhelmingly white” institution to introduce further reforms, writes Josh Lowe for Newsweek. More...Combined university research output less than Cambridge
All the central universities in India put together have a lesser research output than either of the world's top two ranking universities – Cambridge and Stanford – according to a study that paints a dismal picture of the state of scientific research in the country, reports the Press Trust of India. More...Study examines perceptions of pathway programmes
According to a new report, the main reason universities partner with outside companies to offer pathway programmes for international students is to increase recruitment and enrolment of international undergraduates, while their main reasons for not partnering are concerns about academic standards and loss of control over the admissions process, writes Elizabeth Redden for Inside Higher Ed. More...IP Group pours millions into commercialising research
Listed United Kingdom technology investor IP Group will pour AU$200 million (US$148 million) into commercialising research at top universities in Australia and New Zealand in what universities say is a "massive vote of confidence" from global capital markets in local innovation, writes Tim Dodd for the Financial Review. More...Universities face court case over use of English
A lobby group that works to boost educational standards in the Netherlands is planning to take the government to court because too many college and university courses are being given in English, reports DutchNews.nl. More...
