By Callan Quinn. The Ministry of Education and Training in Vietnam has once again expressed concerns that the quality of foreign language instruction in the country is preventing English proficiency goals from being met. More...
UK uni to offer free masters degrees
By Callan Quinn. Undergraduate students studying at the University of Law Business School in the UK who complete a degree with the university will have their tuition fees waived for their master’s if they continue to study at the institution. More...
China-US joint uni to double campus size
By Callan Quinn. Duke Kunshan University held a ceremony on August 16 for the second phase of its green, sustainable campus in Jiangsu province, China. Scheduled for completion by the end of 2021, the project will double the size of the current campus. More...
Singapore MoE defends foreign student spending
By Callan Quinn. Singapore’s minister of education Ong Ye Kung was recently called to defend government spending on foreign students in parliament following weeks of debate about whether the country is spending too much money on them. More...
Russia: HEIs push for global recognition
By Callan Quinn. The Russian government’s ambitious Project 5-100 has less than a year left to achieve its main goal of getting five universities into the global top one hundred. With only one non-project institution in the country currently making the cut, meeting the target seems unlikely. However, stakeholders say that despite this, the project has brought other benefits to higher education in Russia. More...
South Australia releases new int’l ed strategy
By Callan Quinn. The government of South Australia has released a strategy for developing the international education industry in the region, which aims to increase its value to AUD$3 billion by 2030 and create 23,500 job opportunities for South Australians. More...
Cyprus: Brexit prompts surge in students
By Callan Quinn. Brexit uncertainty has prompted a surge in international students heading to Cyprus, where their numbers have grown by more than 10,000 since 2016. With more than 27,000 non-Cypriot students in the country, there are now more international students than local ones. More...
Les bénéficiaires des Points Régionaux Conseil VAE en Nouvelle-Aquitaine
Cap Métiers a publié un nouveau tableau de bord sur les bénéficiaires des Points Régionaux Conseil VAE en Nouvelle-Aquitaine.
En 2018, près de 7 500 néo-aquitains ont été reçus dans les différents Points Régionaux Conseil (PRC) financés et mis en place par la Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine. Ces lieux d’accueil sont chargés d'informer et de conseiller toute personne sur la VAE.
Au total, ce sont près de 40 000 personnes qui ont bénéficié d’un conseil VAE dans le cadre du dispositif depuis 2014. La publication de ce tableau de bord s’inscrit dans le cadre de la mission confiée à Cap Métiers, à savoir identifier les parcours des individus engagés dans une démarche de VAE au niveau régional, depuis la phase de conseil jusqu’à la décision du jury de validation. Plus...
Montréal : Eldorado de l’intelligence artificielle
De plus en plus d'entreprises tricolores s'implantent dans le bouillonnant écosystème québécois de l'intelligence artificielle, porté par un univers collaboratif entre universités, entreprises et investisseurs. Elles viennent y lancer leur filiale, chercher des compétences et rayonner sur le continent nord-américain. Plus...
Deeptech : les meilleures pratiques internationales pour accélérer
Parce que les voyages forment le business, Hello Tomorrow et Bpifrance ont recherché des meilleures pratiques internationales afin d'accélérer les startups deeptech. On profite de cette semaine de l'international pour vous livrer leurs conclusions. Plus...