By Paul Davidson. Students today demand choice and New Brunswick’s universities offer tremendous diversity and quality across the disciplines. In focus, languages, geography and size, they offer the choice in programs and experiences that allow students to find their best pathway to a rewarding career – be they from New Brunswick or New Delhi. More...

By Paul Davidson. In every recession we see shifts in employment outcomes for graduates that rebound as conditions improve. But even recent graduates coming out of a degree program in the midst of the economic downturn are faring very well in the labour market today. Statistics Canada’s 2013 National Graduate Survey reveals that just three years after completion well over 90% of bachelor’s graduates are employed – and almost 85% in full-time jobs. Their average income is some $53,000 – effectively at the outset of their careers. The unemployment rate for these recent graduates was just 5%. More...

Sur le blog Educpros de Jean-Charles Cailliez. Texte complet en format PDF à télécharger sur : Les étudiants n’aiment pas toujours le DIY
Les étudiants aiment-ils vraiment les innovations pédagogiques ? Tout au moins peut-on (doit-on) se demander si tous les étudiants aiment toutes les innovations pédagogiques ? That is the question. Suite de l'article...

The U.S. Education Department is today proposing rules for carrying out the First in the World Program, the Obama administration's effort to stimulate innovation in higher education. The notice, published in Monday's Federal Register, lays out the priorities the department will use in awarding the program's grants in 2016. Read more...