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23 novembre 2014

Germany grows in popularity among American students

By Michael Gardner. Universities in Germany are becoming increasingly attractive for students from the United States. Also, more and more Germans are doing part of their studies in America, says the German Academic Exchange Service, or DAAD. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

Australian universities to help boost US study abroad

By Geoff Maslen. Five Australian universities are contributing to an American initiative to encourage more United States students to go abroad by promoting education opportunities on their campuses.
Launched by the US Institute of International Education, or IIE, the Generation Study Abroad initiative aims to double the number of American students going overseas to study by the end of the decade. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

Middle East swells international student growth in US

By Brendan O'Malley. The number of international students in American universities rose by 8% in 2013-14, with 73% of the growth accounted for by students from China and Saudi Arabia, according to the latest Open Doors report from the Institute of International Education, or IIE. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

Government issues legitimate university courses list

By Maina Waruru. Kenya’s Commission for University Education, or CUE, has published a list of more than 1,000 approved programmes at universities, in an effort to end rows over unaccredited courses and learners obtaining degrees that are not recognised. But the move has not resolved a row over professional bodies rejecting some degrees, which has led to violent student protests and the closure of three institutions. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

Second round of diaspora scholars in US head for Africa

There has been an enthusiastic response to the two-year Carnegie African Diaspora Fellowship Program, which connects African-born academics working in North America to universities in six African countries. The second round of diaspora academics will begin travelling to Africa next month. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

Summit – ‘Spend cash on education or be left behind’

By Tunde Fatunde. The four university-based unions in Nigeria recently held their first joint national education summit in Abuja, the federal capital. The main objective was to take stock of education and training since independence 54 years ago, and by the end of the summit a realistic ‘road map’ had been produced to tackle problems in the sector. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

China-Australia free trade to ‘strengthen HE ties’

By Geoff Maslen. Whether or not it is the collective view of all universities in Australia, the lobby group representing them was enthusiastic in welcoming the signing of a China-Australia Free Trade Agreement, or FTA, in Canberra last Monday. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

New THE split throws rankings world into turmoil

By David Jobbins. The volatile world of international rankings was thrown into renewed turmoil when the Times Higher Education, or THE, abruptly ditched its association with Thomson Reuters and renewed its link with Elsevier’s Scopus research citation database. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

University funding system in England is not sustainable

By Brendan O'Malley. The funding system for higher education in England is not sustainable and a better funding model must be developed, according to a critical report by the Higher Education Commission. Read more...

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23 novembre 2014

L’argent du foot pour financer les universités

Blog Focus Campus de Jean-Claude Lewandowski. Ainsi va l'actualité de la semaine... Confronté à une situation budgétaire de plus en plus tendue, le gouvernement vient de décider de réduire d'environ 70 millions d'euros les montants alloués à l'enseignement supérieur et la recherche. Une mesure que la Conférence des présidents d'université (CPU) juge "incompréhensible" : "Capacités d'accueil réduites, taux d'encadrement qui se dégradent, formations fermées : ce seront les conséquences de cette diminution de moyens, au détriment de la réussite des étudiants", s'indigne-t-elle. Suite...

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