Le processus de qualification des consultants-formateurs indépendants ("CFI"), est désormais géré par l'association QualiPro-CFI, créée officiellement le 18 février 2016. Cette association loi 1901 gère et promeut le Répertoire professionnel des CFI (RP-CFI) en lieu et place du SYCFI.
Consulter la procédure de labellisation. Voir l'article...
Différents parcours permettent aux étudiants de se former en économie ou en gestion. Dès l’obtention du baccalauréat ou après deux années de classes préparatoires aux grandes écoles (C.P.G.E.), ils peuvent intégrer un cursus à l’université, un I.U.T. ou une école de commerce.
Les étudiants en économie, gestion et AES à l'université en 2014-2015. Voir l'article...
Le ministère en charge de l'Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche lance, le xxx 2016, la 3e éditon du Prix "PEPITE - Tremplin pour l'Entrepreneuriat Etudiant" en partenariat avec la Caisse des dépôts. Date limite de dépôt des candidature : 15 juin 2016.Liste des PEPITE. Voir l'article...
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By Liz Reisberg. A group of Brazilian professors are petitioning the leadership of LASA (Latin American Studies Association) to remove former Brazilian president, Fernando Henrique Cardoso, from the list of featured speakers at their annual conference. This is yet one more example of our growing inability to engage in respectful public debate. Read more...
By Marcelo Knobel. Recently, I had the opportunity to organize and attend two very interesting meetings at the University of Michigan and Ohio State University. The meetings were in conjunction with a program of FAPESP (Fundação de Amparo à Pesquisa do Estado de São Paulo), a research foundation in the State of São Paulo, to strengthen the links between scientists in Brazil and the United States, and promote research partnerships. Read more...
By Marek Kwiek. I have focused in my previous blogs about European universities on “internationals” and “locals” in research and on research “non-performers” (or “non-publishers”); now it is time to focus on highly productive academics across the same 11 European systems. Read more...
By Hans de Wit. Over the past weeks some interesting commentaries have been made about the state of internationalization and the dominance of international student recruitment. Read more...
By Maria Yudkevich. There was a recent article in Times Higher Education “Priced out: housing cost headaches for universities and staff” by David Matthews with an amazing but very simple idea to compare the purchasing power of academic salaries regarding a very important aspect of life – housing. Read more...
By Ana García de Fanelli. In “Thoughts on International Research Collaboration” Marcelo Knobel questions what Brazil could do to further strengthen the collaboration between Brazilian and American scientists. Read more...
By Emily Roberts. With respect to entertainment and socializing, graduate students are facing a bit of a catch-22: their university affiliation affords them tons of opportunities for free and subsidized entertainment, yet they often think they are too busy to take advantage. However, all work and no play makes for a burned-out grad student. Read more...
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