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26 août 2016

University of Tartu project for medical education in Vietnam gets EUR 0.96 mln

Under the program to be carried out in collaboration between three European and four Vietnamese medical universities, European researchers will support creating the first doctoral program in medicine in Vietnam, spokespeople for the University of Tartu said.

The program is supported also by the government of Vietnam.
The money was granted under the Global Erasmus+ call for proposals funded by the European Commission, where 147 of the 736 applications submitted received funding. The curriculum development project titled "Joint capacity building in biomedical higher education through adopting international academic standards and transferring technology between European and Vietnam universities," written by researchers from the University of Tartu, received the maximum grant at the second attempt. More...
26 août 2016

Paying for UAE higher education takes smart planning

NationalLogoBy Jon Richards. From tuition fees and accommodation to insurance, books and equipment, the financial requirements of any UAE university student can run into hundreds of thousands of dirhams. While UAE citizens can attend government institutions free of charge – including UAE University, Zayed University and Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT) – international students often shoulder a substantial cost. More...

26 août 2016

India must regain its lost glory in higher education

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "hindustantimes.com logo"By C Raj Kumar. The newly-appointed Union minister for human resource development, Prakash Javadekar, has a number of issues to address for revamping the higher education sector. On February 29, Union finance minister Arun Jaitley announced in his budget speech that an “enabling regulatory architecture will be provided to 10 public and 10 private institutions to emerge as world-class teaching and research institutions”. More...

26 août 2016

Proposed Federal Regulations Would Force Online Educators to Seek Approval from States

By Derek Johnson. The federal Department of Education wants to close what it believes is a loophole in federal regulations governing online educators. The proposed rule was published in the Federal Register and clarifies that online and distance educators must meet authorization standards for all states where their students reside. More...

26 août 2016

Nearly Third of Bulgarians Aged 25-54 Attained Higher Education - Eurostat

Some 28.9% of Bulgarians aged 25-54 have completed higher education, close to the EU-28 average level, data from EU statistics body Eurostat shows.
The percentage is higher than the one for Germany (28,3%), the Czech Republic (24.5%), Croatia (25%), Italy (19.1%), Romania (19.6%) or Slovakia (23.5%). It is lower than in countries such as Belgium (40%), Estonia (38.9%), Ireland (46.8%) or the United Kingdom (43.8%). More...

26 août 2016

Universities Struggle to Meet Syrian Refugee Education Gap

logoBy John Owens. As unemployment rates among Ghana's university graduates rise alarmingly, an Indian businessman here has stepped forward with an offer to train young professionals - and possibly give them jobs. More...

26 août 2016

Indian businessman trains Ghana's youth for job market

The Economic TimesBy Francis Kokutse. As unemployment rates among Ghana's university graduates rise alarmingly, an Indian businessman here has stepped forward with an offer to train young professionals - and possibly give them jobs. More...

26 août 2016

Finnish universities circle wagons around Turkish academics

Résultat de recherche d'images pour "yle.fi logo"By Naija247news. Universities say they may extend the contracts of Turkish researchers working at Finland while the situation in their homeland remains turbulent. Around 100 Turks are employed by Finnish universities. More...

26 août 2016

Nigeria Merges Polytechnics with Universities, scraps HNDs

By Naija247news. The Federal Executive Council (FEC) has reportedly approved the scrapping of the award of the Higher National Diploma (HND) by polytechnics in the country, Naija247news has learned FG has now restricted the award to only the students currently on admission in various polytechnics. More...

26 août 2016

Chinese universities become popular choice for Australian students

Shanghai Daily,上海日报With its open culture and growing economy, China is becoming a popular destination for higher education seekers in Australia.
According to a report by The Sydney Morning Herald on Sunday, there are 5,000 Australians studying in Chinese universities, up by 83 percent compared with the figure in 2011.
The number of Australian students studying in China has kept growing in recent years, the report said, attributing the change to China's open society and healthy economy. More...

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