Le Réseau E2C France recrute son directeur Général, l'annonce pour ce recrutement est diffusée sur le site de l’APEC.
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By Isobel Leybold-Johnson. In its report, Universitas 21 (U21), a group of research universities, placed Switzerland second out of 50 countries – ahead of such nations as the United Kingdom (ranked eighth). The United States topped the list, according to the data released on May 21. More...

By Ian Johnston. Aberdeen University is to become the first British higher education institution to open a campus in South Korea, adding to the growing list of international branches seeking extra money abroad.
The university’s new campus will specialise in teaching engineering relating to the off-shore oil and gas industries and is being created with “establishment funding” from the South Korean government. See more...

Students across Korea are preparing to sue over the excessive reserve funds they say their universities have accumulated. Acting on the assumption that colleges are continuing to set aside fees from tuitions in reserve funds rather than using them to improve the quality of education, students are demanding their money be returned.
Reserve funds are designated for purposes such as investing in research, constructing university buildings and funding scholarships. In the past, tuition money was frequently set aside for such reasons, but the Ministry of Education passed new standards in 2013, banning such practices. See more...

Major Finnish universities expressed their supports on Friday for the incoming government's move to charge tuition fees from university-level students from outside the European Union (EU) or European Economic Area (EEA). Earlier on Wednesday, the new ruling coalition issued its first outline of immigration policies, saying that the incoming cabinet intends to collect tuition fees. See more...

By Kevin Schembri Orland. Recent changes to the Education Act have resulted in lower requirements for educational institutions to be recognised as universities. 
The changes in the country's education legislation were introduced in a Legal Notice published just three days after the Heads of Agreement was signed between the government and the Jordanian Sadeen Group, which is investing in the American University of Malta. See more...

The rector of Maastricht University, the second youngest university in the Netherlands claims that universities in Europe are being choked by the laws that compel them to use their native language as the medium of instruction instead of English. See more...