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10 décembre 2018

Reorganisation sparks turmoil at top research museum

Over the past decade, the 40 researchers at the Natural History Museum of Denmark in Copenhagen have published more than 100 papers in Nature and Science, putting it among the world’s top research museums. But budget pressures are forcing a reorganisation that will split museum research from curation and outreach, writes Gretchen Vogel for Science Mag. More...
10 décembre 2018

Bid to downgrade universities on teaching hours shelved

Plans to downgrade universities where students receive only a few hours of teaching each week have been quietly shelved. A backlash from vice-chancellors has forced the United Kingdom’s higher education regulator to abandon its proposal to consider the number of lectures and tutorials on offer when awarding new ratings for degree courses, writes Julie Henry for The Mail on Sunday. More...
10 décembre 2018

Soros-backed CEU says it has been forced out of Hungary

The Central European University (CEU) has announced that it has been forced to launch all new United States-accredited degree programmes in Vienna, Austria, in September 2019 instead of Budapest in Hungary. More...
10 décembre 2018

Leading a university in financially challenging times

By Petra Wend. Diverse university funding systems in different countries around the world and varying degrees of autonomy lead universities to develop different strategic responses. Despite these differences, all universities face increasingly complex and fast-changing environments. More...
10 décembre 2018

Call for improved student-teacher ratio as enrolment dips

By Michael Gardner. Recent official statistics show a slight dip in the number of students enrolling at universities for the first time, although overall student numbers have again increased. Higher education heads are calling for more support. More...
10 décembre 2018

Top universities call for expansion of 5-100 project

By Eugene Vorotnikov. Leading Russian universities have called on the national government to expand the existing Project 5-100 – a project that aims to get at least five universities from Russia into the top 100 in one of the leading global university rankings – starting from 2019 or 2020. More...
10 décembre 2018

Anti-torture committee welcomes improvements in Northern Ireland

Screenshot-2018-5-2 NewsroomThe Council of Europe’s Committee for the Prevention of Torture (CPT) has welcomed recent improvements in various places of detention in Northern Ireland, whilst underlining that further progress is needed in certain areas. More...

10 décembre 2018

Statement by Timo Soini, Chairman of the Committee of Ministers, on death penalty in Belarus

Screenshot-2018-5-2 Newsroom“I deeply regret the reported executions of Mr Syamyon Berazhny and Mr Ihar Hershankow in Belarus, which were carried out despite the strong call made by the Committee of Ministers in October 2018 to the authorities of Belarus to establish a formal moratorium on executions as a first step towards abolition of the death penalty," Mr Timo Soini, Chairman of the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe and Minister for Foreign Affairs of Finland, underlined in a statement today. More...

10 décembre 2018

Portugal assumes four-year presidency of the Pompidou Group

Screenshot-2018-5-2 NewsroomAt the ministerial conference for the Council of Europe’s drug policy platform (the Pompidou Group), Portugal takes over from Norway as the next president, with Poland as vice-president. More...

10 décembre 2018

Azerbaijan: How to prevent and detect trafficking for labour exploitation

Screenshot-2018-5-2 NewsroomAzerbaijan: progress made in countering human trafficking, but more must be done to prevent and detect trafficking for the purpose of labour exploitation. More...

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