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10 octobre 2017

New law proving effective in student loans recovery

By Kudzai Mashininga. Malawi’s Higher Education Students' Loans and Grants Board has said it has recovered nearly US$300,000 from former students who benefited from government loans since 1985 after a new loans law came into effect two years ago. More...
10 octobre 2017

Universities recommit to STEM mandates

By Kudzai Mashininga. Facing tight economic conditions, Zimbabwe’s science, technology, engineering and mathematics, or STEM, universities are grappling with a long-standing government directive to revert to their core mandate of teaching mainly science-related courses. More...
10 octobre 2017

Optimising the contribution of higher education in the SADC region

By Sharon Dell – Africa Editor. In Africa Features, Sharon Dell reports on a bid by the Southern African Regional Universities Association to achieve greater alignment with SADC – the Southern African Development Community – as a way of ensuring that universities play a more active role in the implementation of regional development strategies, while Laeed Zaghlami gives an upbeat account of what Algerian universities are doing to become more innovative.
In News from around the continent, Kudzai Mashininga reports on the progress made by Zimbabwean science universities in reverting to their core mandates of STEM-focused education in accordance with government pressure, while Gilbert Nakweya reports on the indefinite closure of the University of Nairobi in Kenya, and Christabel Ligami writes about a new East African university collaboration to fight diseases afflicting local communities.
In our Special Report centred on the recent 11th Annual University of KwaZulu-Natal Higher Education Conference held in Durban, Nicola Jenvey highlights, among a selection of articles, the ongoing importance of decolonisation in debates around South African higher education.
In a quarterly series on Academic Corruption, published by University World News in partnership with the Council for Higher Education Accreditation/CHEA International Quality Group, Brendan O’Malley reports on a study being conducted into what quality assurance and accreditation bodies are doing to tackle academic corruption around the world. More...
10 octobre 2017

Will rising nationalism have an impact on international recruitment plans?

By Brendan O’Malley – Managing Editor. In Commentary, Marguerite Dennis suggests some steps international enrolment managers and deans at universities might take to prepare for a world that may increasingly be defined by borders and nationalism. Futao Huang looks at the demographics of international faculty in Japan and contends that Japanese institutions and the government need to do more to open the academic market to international faculty. Rahul Choudaha encourages business schools to accelerate global engagement strategies based on collaboration and innovation, and to produce graduates who are capable of making organisations adaptable to change. And Roman Abramov, Ivan Gruzdev and Evgeniy Terentev discuss the tensions arising from Russia’s National Research University Higher School of Economics being a prominent global player while embedded in the Russian academic and administrative environment.
In World Blog, Robert Coelen argues that internationalisation should ideally start at school as it is part of core 21st century skills that need to be embedded from an early age.
In our quarterly series on Academic Corruption, published by University World News in partnership with the Council for Higher Education Accreditation/CHEA International Quality Group, Brendan O’Malley reports on a study being conducted into what quality assurance and accreditation bodies are doing to tackle academic corruption around the world.   
Finally, in Features, Sharon Dell reports on a bid by the Southern African Regional Universities Association to achieve greater alignment with SADC – the Southern African Development Community – as a way of ensuring that universities play a more active role in the implementation of regional development strategies, while Laeed Zaghlami gives an upbeat account of what Algerian universities are doing to become more innovative. More...
10 octobre 2017

Free to Think 2017

Scholars at Risk - Protecting scholars and the freedom to think, question and share ideasFree to Think 2017 is the third installment in SAR’s reporting of attacks on higher education communities, analyzing 257 reported attacks on higher education communities in 35 countries, from September 1, 2016, to August 31, 2017.
“Over the past year, we have witnessed a continuing global crisis of attacks on higher education communities as documented in our previous reports. What has become increasingly clear this year is an anti-democratic fear of universities as spaces in which everyone is free to think, question, and share ideas,” said Robert Quinn, SAR’s Executive Director. According to Mr. Quinn, Free to Think 2017 “highlights the toll of these attacks on individual lives and serves as a clarion call to meaningful action for states and civil society to ensure the security, well-being, and sustainable future of the university space.” More...

10 octobre 2017

Agrément pour les organismes de recherche privés français et étrangers au titre du crédit impôt recherche

Formulaires et calendrier concernant les sociétés ou organismes souhaitant être agréés au titre du crédit d'impôt recherche et/ou du crédit impôt innovation en tant que prestataire de recherche.
10 octobre 2017

Crédit impôt recherche (CIR) : textes de référence

CIR : textes de référence
10 octobre 2017

Organismes de préparation aux concours des bibliothèques

Quels sont les organismes pouvant vous aider les candidats dans la préparation aux concours des bibliothèques ?

On peut citer les C.R.F.C.B (centres régionaux de formation aux carrières des bibliothèques, du livre et de la documentation) ;
le C.N.E.D. (centre national d'enseignement à distance), qui proposent des formations spécifiques ;

mais également le Centre de Documentation sur les Métiers du Livre (CDML, bibliothèque Buffon, Paris) qui met à disposition des candidats tous les documents nécessaires à la préparation des concours des bibliothèques.
10 octobre 2017

Un livre blanc sur l'insertion des personnes sous main de justice

Logo de l'Agence Régionale de la Formation tout au long de la vie (ARFTLV Poitou-charentes)Un livre blanc consacré aux peines alternatives à l`incarcération (Travail d’Intérêt Général, emprisonnement assorti d’un sursis avec mise à l’épreuve, placement à l’extérieur, libération conditionnelle….) publié par la Fédération Citoyens et Justice, indique que les dispositifs d`accès à l`emploi et à la formation des personnes sous-main de justice sont sous-utilisés.
Lire le livre blanc. Plus...
10 octobre 2017

3 800 recrutements dans la fibre optique chaque année

Logo de l'Agence Régionale de la Formation tout au long de la vie (ARFTLV Poitou-charentes)Une étude menée par le cabinet Ambroise Bouteille et IDATE a précisé les futurs besoins en terme d’emplois qu’entraîne le déploiement de la fibre optique sur le territoire français.
Consulter la synthèse de l'étude.
Voir aussi notre dossier sur la filière Photonique. Plus...
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