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21 septembre 2015

Studying in France: what you need to know

By Jonathan Li. France used to have a complicated system of degrees and diplomas, but as part of the Bologna process degrees are being standardised into Licence, Master and Doctorat levels, which correspond to Bachelor’s, Master’s and Doctorate degrees, requiring three, two, and three years respectively to complete.
The large majority of higher education institutions in France are state-funded, meaning there is only a nominal tuition fee of around €200-€400 per year, depending on the level of studies. More...

21 septembre 2015

Engineering Your Future: Why Study a Masters in Engineering?

Asian CorrespondentWith the increasing cost of higher education shackling students across the globe, the question of whether postgraduate study is worth it is one that many students have to face. In the case of postgraduate engineering studies, however, the answer appears to be a very definite ‘yes’. More...

21 septembre 2015

Higher Education in India: Why it's time to ask some tough questions

Daily News and AnalysisRecently, I visited universities in Raipur, Bhopal, Lucknow, Mysore and interacted with students, faculty and administrators in these institutions of higher education. Given the admission season and start of the new term, I found excitement and hope amongst new entrants — youthful students, mostly girls. I also encountered a somewhat cynical faculty and teachers, generally feeling that the days of the past were better, with not much hope for the future. University administrators and vice-chancellors were generally hassled, over-stretched and mostly doing everything other than matters relating to teaching and research in their institutions. More...

21 septembre 2015

VAT on private universities rescinded

Résultats de recherche d'images pour « thedailystar.net »We welcome the cabinet's move to withdraw the 7.5 percent VAT that was imposed on the student tuition fees of the private universities. The decision has indeed come not a day too soon. The government had let the problem fester for as many as five days, which had translated into untold sufferings for the commuters in the major cities, especially in the capital. The government had to succumb to the language of pressure and not the language of reason. Even more bewildering is perhaps the Education Ministry's apparent exclusion from the decision making process. More...

21 septembre 2015

‘Vision’ for international education lacks inspiring story

Résultats de recherche d'images pour « theaustralian.com.au »By Dennis Murray. Nigerian poet and novelist Ben Okri recently said the history of triumphant nations revealed that the stories they told and their actions were in tandem. Take the case of the clearing of the Paris slums, Okri said. The Parisians “conceived the city how they wanted it, and they built it”.
The stories we tell ourselves help to transform us. More...

21 septembre 2015

The US and China: Will it be collision or cooperation?

Résultats de recherche d'images pour « csmonitor.com »By . On the eve of Chinese President Xi Jinping's first state visit to the US, a China expert lays out how the two great powers can avoid confrontation. More...

21 septembre 2015

Schülerantworten: "Die Erde dreht sich um die eigene Axt"

http://www.spiegel.de/static/sys/v10/logo/spiegel_online_logo_460_64.pngVon und . Auch wenn das Fach Erdkunde den meisten Schülern höchstens Grundkenntnisse in Geografie vermittelt, lehrt es andere Lektionen: Etwa wie viel Energie man aufwenden muss, um es gerade noch durch die Klausur zu schaffen. Wie man es schafft, sich die Namen von Flüssen, Gebirgen, Städten und Ländern einzuhämmern, obwohl es einen nicht die Bohne interessiert. Mehr...

21 septembre 2015

Mehr Vorbereitungskurse für Flüchtlinge an den Unis

http://www.spiegel.de/static/sys/v10/logo/spiegel_online_logo_460_64.pngBundesbildungsministerin Johanna Wanka (CDU) will Flüchtlingen den Zugang zum Studium erleichtern und die Hochschulen dabei unterstützen. "Wir wollen, dass die Hochschulen zur Integration beitragen. Das will der Bund unterstützen", sagte Wanka in einem Interview mit der "Zeit". Mehr...

21 septembre 2015

A Hidden Barrier to Arab Students’ Education

By Ibtissem Jamel, Rim Hayat Chaif, Tarek Abd El-Galil, Tasneem Mohamed. With the start of the new academic year in many Arab countries, the struggle with transportation also begins for millions of students. 
Most public universities in the region do not offer transportation for students, who are left to cope with inadequate public transportation. Some private universities overcharge students for transportation that the universities provide. Students are often late for lectures or spend a large portion of their small budgets getting to campus, leaving them prone to dropping out. More...

21 septembre 2015

iCE + iPad= curricular superstar

eCampus NewsBy Andrew Barbour. For several years now, higher ed visionaries have touted the potential of learner-centered instruction, flipped classrooms, mobile-optimized course materials, and cross-disciplinary collaboration. Now, rather than just talking about them, Thomas Jefferson University has decided to walk the walk. More...

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