Last November, the Hong Kong government’s Audit Commission released a report that says that universities in Hong Kong are not “diverse enough.”  In 2015-2016, international students not from mainland China made up only 3.9 percent of the total number of students. More...

While the future of international studies in the U.S. may be uncertain due to the change in administration, new data from the Institution of International Education (IIE)’s Open Doors 2016 report paints a positive picture of significant growth over the past year. More...

Postgraduate students in Scotland are positioned to see a significant increase in the amount of financial support available to them in the 2017-2018 academic year, according to a recent report from the Evening Times. Read on for the specifics, along with why the plan is being met with praise from students and universities alike. More...

In its push to overcome cultural and institutional factors that impede women in STEM, the Australian government recently granted 24 organizations $3.9 million towards projects that encourage girls and women to pursue STEM studies. More...

Last month the UK’s Chancellor of the Exchequer presented his Autumn Statement to Parliament, during which he announced the addition of an extra £2 billion (US$2.5 billion) per year for research and development funding through 2020-21. More...

From astronomy to zoology, the fields of study pursued by graduate students are very different. But today’s diverse students all share at least one thing in common: They will eventually complete their degrees; enter the “real world;” and have to support themselves -- a daunting prospect for many. More...

La Direction de l'animation de la recherche, des études et des statistiques (Dares) du ministère du travail organise un colloque consacré à l’évolution des salaires pendant et depuis la crise de 2008. Cette journée sera l’occasion de :
·       comprendre la dynamique des salaires depuis la crise, face au ralentissement de la productivité ;
·       comparer les mécanismes de fixation des salaires en France, en Europe et aux États-Unis et leurs impacts sur les trajectoires salariales.
Économistes et experts présenteront leurs travaux les plus récents et échangeront avec la salle tout au long de la journée.
Nous vous ferons parvenir très prochainement les modalités d’inscription à cette journée ainsi que les informations pratiques.

Date : mercredi 13 décembre 2017

Lieu : Ministère des Solidarités et de la Santé
14 avenue Duquesne, Paris 7e