Ein Interview von Kristin Haug. An einer Privatuni in Oklahoma müssen Studenten ein Fitnessarmband tragen, das ihre Bewegungen aufzeichnet. Was soll das? Ein Anruf bei der Hochschulleiterin. Mehr...
13 février 2016
13 février 2016
Übermächtige Promotionsbetreuer: Doktorvater unser
Von Bernd Kramer. Eigentlich sah alles sehr gut aus für den Nachwuchsforscher. Direkt nach seinem Diplom bekam er eine Mitarbeiterstelle an der Uni Leipzig, um seine Doktorarbeit zu schreiben. Darin wollte er untersuchen, wie Menschen Klänge wahrnehmen - und ob Töne und Melodien Einfluss auf ihr Verhalten haben können. Mehr...
13 février 2016
Tuning project in Africa
Tuning Africa was launched as a cooperation project between the EU and African Union. Following the 2007 Joint Strategy, a process was initiated to create more compatible structures and systems of higher education across the African continent. More...
13 février 2016
Displaced Syrian Private Universities Struggle to Educate Their Students
By . Every day at 1:30 in the afternoon, the bells ring at the Mohammed Salahuddin Al-Habaj Secondary School for girls, in the Syrian capital’s Mezzah neighborhood. The female students head out, making room for a group of older male and female students to enter the building—students from Qasyuon University. More...
13 février 2016
Seeking Soft Power, China Expands Activities in Arab Higher Education
By . Seeking “soft power” in the Arab world, China is setting up educational collaborations to invest in the Arab world’s scientific and technical workforce. More...
13 février 2016
Group Challenges Forced “Donations” by Cairo U. Professors
By . A group is going to court to fight what it says is the illegal practice by Cairo University of requiring professors to pay a minimum fee of 10,000 Egyptian Pounds (about $1,250) before they can travel. The university insists the fees are optional, although a written decision it issued indicates otherwise. More...
13 février 2016
Need a Research Paper? Buy One in Bahrain
By . During a recent discussion with his fourth-year journalism students about their class projects, Adnan Bumetea made an unpleasant discovery: Two of his students had done identical projects. “They bought the project from the same stationery store,” said Bumetea, a professor of magazine production at the University of Bahrain. More...
13 février 2016
Solutions from the Inside Out: Developing Egyptian Teachers as Researchers
By . The conference promotes the concept of teachers as researchers in the field of education and is encouraging them to write research papers based on the realities of their work and to develop common proposals for improving teaching tools and methods. More...
13 février 2016
Researchers Search Arabian Waters For Cancer Treatments
By . In shallow waters not far from the bustling dhow docks of Doha, Fahed Al-Jamali wades around looking for sponges to scoop out. They grow plentifully just south of the city, on the hard rock bed of the coral reef areas. More...
13 février 2016
Qatar Spends Heavily on Drug Research, Seeking a Knowledge Economy
By . Qatar wants to mature from a pharmaceutical novice into an Arab Goliath for drug development. It is willing to spend the money to achieve this, but industry analysts say big spending alone may not be enough to make the peninsula a true global pharmaceutical player at the level of Switzerland. More...
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