Selon le rapport d'application de la loi fiscale de la députée PS Valérie Rabault, la réforme de la prime pour l'emploi et du RSA activité a, au final, pénalisé moins de personnes que prévu : alors que les estimations chiffraient 1,2 million de lésés potentiels, son rapport fait état de 740 000 perdants.
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By María Elena Hurtado. August was coming to an end when a group of angry students barged into the office of Eduardo Silva, rector of the Jesuit university Universidad Alberto Hurtado, in Santiago, Chile. Read more...
This is the executive summary of the final synthesis report of the project Structural Higher Education Reform—Design and Evaluation. CHEPS and CHEGG were contracted by the European Commission (DG EAC) to analyse system-level (or ‘landscape’) structural reforms in higher education, in particular in relation to the policy process through which reforms were designed, implemented and evaluated and factors affecting success or failure. The overall objective is to provide policy makers at the European, national and institutional levels with policy relevant conclusions concerning the design, implementation and evaluation of structural reforms. More...
Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. Scaling up proven reform programs will be a focus over the next few years for three national foundations that are major supporters of community college student success efforts. More...Submitted by Stefanie Botelho. During the protracted health care debate of 2009 and 2010, reformers suffered from choosing an easy target rather than the one with all the power. Time after time, they would depict the insurance industry as the source of all the system’s ills. Certainly, this made some sense, considering that the changes on offer amounted to insurance reform: guaranteeing coverage to anyone who seeks it, limiting premium prices, and building state health care exchanges where consumers could shop for insurance options. More...
By Elizabeth Payne. Canada’s chief health science funding agency backed down Wednesday, agreeing to undo a controversial reform that led to open revolt by many of the country’s scientists.
“I think it is a big win for health research in this country,” said Bill Tholl of HealthCareCan which represents academic health science centres in Canada, at the end of the day-long meeting. More...
Par Marie-Estelle Pech. Pour certains au gouvernement, ce serait aujourd’hui «le bon moment» pour faire avancer le dossier de la sélection des masters universitaires, car les esprits «se sont ouverts sur la question». Suite...
Par Marie-Christine Corbier. Le tribunal administratif de Bordeaux a rappelé il y a quelques semaines au gouvernement ses devoirs de rentrée : avancer sur le sujet de la sélection en master. Dans une ordonnance de référé, les juges ont en effet enjoint à l'université de Bordeaux d'inscrire un étudiant en deuxième année de master dans la mention « finance ». Ce choix lui avait été refusé en juin par cette même université, au motif que son niveau était insuffisant. Voir l'article...
Vietnam has announced a bold new higher education reform agenda. The government of Vietnam will offer up to 10,000 government scholarships for overseas doctoral study between 2014 and 2020 (or 1,300–1,500 per year) to tertiary and research institute staff. The so-called 911 Project will also offer scholarships to qualified non-academic professionals committed to tertiary. More...
By Ahmad Jawed Samsor. None of higher education institutions in Afghanistan has ever been evaluated or ranked by an International or regional ranking body, in other words the institutes have not yet met the minimum Requirements to be ranked or be placed in one of those lists. Read more...
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