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19 septembre 2016

Parution de l’appel à projets générique 2017

L’ANR (Agence Nationale de la Recherche) lance pour la quatrième année consécutive son appel à projets (AAP) générique 2017. Il s’agit du principal appel à projets de l’exercice budgétaire 2017. Il est ouvert à toutes les disciplines scientifiques et à tous types de recherche, depuis les projets les plus fondamentaux jusqu’aux recherches appliquées menées dans le cadre de partenariats avec des entreprises et notamment les PME et les TPE.

Les champs scientifiques et thématiques ciblés par cet appel à projets sont décrits en détail dans le plan d’action 2017 de l’ANR : http://www.agence-nationale-recherc...

Pour plus d’informations concernant cet AAP : http://www.agence-nationale-recherc... Voir l'article...

19 septembre 2016

New higher education plan to support innovation

The Council for Higher Education unveiled its new multi-year plan last week, allocating an additional NIS6.8 billion (US$1.8 billion) to the higher education system over the course of the next six years, reports The Jerusalem Post. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

Online university provider continues to shed students

Australia's largest online education provider, Open Universities Australia, continues to shed students as it struggles to adapt its business model to the highly competitive environment in higher education, writes Tim Dodd for Australian Financial Review. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

Universities test ‘name blind’ applications

Four British universities – located in Exeter, Huddersfield, Liverpool and Winchester – have launched an experiment to try out ‘name blind’ applications in an effort to tackle ethnic, religious or gender discrimination. It is the first such effort at British higher education institutions although similar procedures are already in place at multiple private and public enterprises, writes Rick Noack for The Washington Post. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

Brexit fails to deter EU students… this year

Britain’s decision to leave the European Union doesn’t appear to have dented the number of EU students planning to start degrees in the United Kingdom in the coming weeks, though senior figures warn the vote could take a more serious toll next academic year, writes Denise Roland for The Wall Street Journal. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

Post-9/11 resilience shows in international student data

President Barack Obama marked the 15th anniversary of the September 11 terror attacks by honouring American “resilience”. This resilience is also shown in the attractiveness of the United States higher education institutions among international students, write Rahul Choudaha and Di Hu for Forbes. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

Universities to retrench staff and cut salaries

State universities are set to retrench staff and cut salaries of their workers as part of rationalisation measures to improve the financial position of the institutions and help reduce the country’s wage bill gobbling 97% of the revenue, reports the Sunday News. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

Demand for pricey international schools is 'insatiable'

International preparatory schools from abroad are booming in China thanks to growing demand from parents who are seeking different pathways for their children to attend college overseas, and who can increasingly afford more options, writes Nomaan Merchant for Associated Press. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

University body defends growth of English courses

The Netherlands’ university association has defended the growth of English-language courses at Dutch institutions, arguing that it will “enhance the quality of education”, boost the country’s “innovative strength and competitiveness” and attract international students, writes Ellie Bothwell for Times Higher Education. Read more...

19 septembre 2016

World leaders congratulate scholarship recipients

Tsinghua University welcomed its first cohort of high-flying students under the prestigious Schwarzman scholarship recently amid a fanfare of praise from world leaders, writes Sarah Karacs for the South China Morning Post. Read more...

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