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14 juin 2014

Graduates should break some rules

Post-secondary graduation ceremonies are always both emotional and thoughtprovoking events. They are moving, of course, for the sight of that special someone stepping forward for congratulations - seemingly just a day or two after you first heard them cry out their entry into your world. But en masse they put a lump in most throats as well: It is the very future, as it were, crossing the stage into the unknown wearing those exalted smiles of hope and pride. More...

14 juin 2014

International grads now have immigration route to N.S.

cbc masthead logoIt will now be a little easier for international graduates to settle in Nova Scotia after their studies in Canada are finished. The province announced today that any international graduate from a Canadian college or university can apply for permanent residency if they have a job offer from a Nova Scotia employer. More...

14 juin 2014

What interns give and what they get

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Charlie Angelakos. The employment and treatment of interns has been a much-debated issue in Canada in recent years, especially following an economic downturn that restricted the financial resources of many companies but didn’t limit the amount of work their “human resources” had to achieve. More...

14 juin 2014

How universities are growing the next generation of billion-dollar startups

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Karl Martin. Today it seems like the most famous students-turned-entrepreneurs are the ones who dropped out. That’s because startups traditionally needed to turn to private funding to get off the ground. More...

14 juin 2014

If we want better jobs data, our governments have to lead

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Don Drummond. Canada has poor labour market information and as a result we do not have answers to simple questions that affect Canadians’ livelihoods. Employers complain they cannot find enough skilled workers, yet the Canadian unemployment rate is far from its lowest level. More...

14 juin 2014

Staff-student ratios ‘considerably out of line’ with international norms

By Joe Humphreys. UCD president says funding crisis is ‘incredibly serious’ for Ireland. Staff-student ratios in higher education in Ireland are now “considerably out of line” with international norms “and the national implication is incredibly serious”, the recently-appointed president of UCD has said. More...

14 juin 2014

Military service a gateway to higher education

The Boston GlobeBy Alice C. Elwell. James Ryan is ready to take the first step toward his goal of becoming a brain surgeon. The 18-year-old Marine recruit will ship out Monday to Parris Island, S.C., for basic training, just eight days after graduating from Beverly High School. More...

14 juin 2014

Parents of Gen Y kids face their own financial squeeze

Go to the Globe and Mail homepageBy Rob Carrick. To support their adult children, today’s parents are working extra hours, dipping into their retirement savings and remortgaging their homes. We’ve yet to build a consensus in this country that there’s anything unique or alarming about the problems that the young adults of Generation Y are having in establishing their financial independence today. But events are overtaking this debate. More...

14 juin 2014

Re-Evaluating the College Rankings Game

http://graphics8.nytimes.com/images/misc/nytlogo152x23.gifBy D. D. Guttenplan. LONDON — Although the rating of colleges and universities around the world has been heavily criticized by educators and politicians alike, the academic rankings business is big, and booming. This fall, U.S. News and World Report, which published its first list of “America’s Best Colleges” back in 1983, will release its first guide to higher education in the Arab world. Read more...
14 juin 2014

Prodding Congress, Obama acts to ease student debt

The Houston ChronicleBy Josh Lederman. Up to 5 million Americans struggling to make their monthly student loan payments could find relief under a program President Barack Obama expanded Monday, part of an election-year push by Democrats to paint Republicans as blocking common-sense steps that could help the middle class.
Dubbing it a "no-brainer," Obama also threw his support behind legislation to let some of those same borrowers refinance their student loans at lower rates, in a move the administration said could save 25 million borrowers up to $2,000 over the life of their loans. More...

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