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6 septembre 2015

Rentrée à Quimper. Les étudiants invités à se bouger !

Le Télégramme, l'info vous suit partoutPar Cathy Tymen. Après les écoliers et les lycéens, c'est au tour des étudiants de faire leur rentrée. Ils sont 5.000 à avoir choisi la ville de Quimper pour y poursuivre leurs études. Pour les accueillir, Quimper-Agglomération et la Fédé B ont prévu un programme d'animations en septembre. Et montrer ainsi que Quimper est aussi une ville étudiante. Voir l'article...

6 septembre 2015

Boulogne : l’Université du littoral à l’heure de l’«auberge espagnole»

La Voix du NordPar Daniel Bodart. Une vingtaine d’étudiants étrangers viennent de faire leur rentrée à l’ULCO (Université du littoral de la Côte d’Opale). Ils ont été accueillis dans le cadre du projet Erasmus et d’une convention France-Corée du Sud.
Ils ont été accueillis par Carole Malbaut, responsable au pôle relations internationales de l’Université du littoral Côte d’Opale (ULCO), assistée de Stéphanie Soriano, en contrat étudiant. Voir l'article...

6 septembre 2015

Former white universities in a race against time

Universities are in a race against time to address transformation on campuses. Higher education and race relations experts have warned that failure to do so will allow tension between students of different races to deepen, write Jan-Jan Joubert, Shenaaz Jamal, Leonie Wagner, Neo Goba and Jerome Cornelius for Times Live. Read more...

6 septembre 2015

Universities get tougher on masters degree students

An increasing number of Dutch universities are rejecting prospective masters degree students who don’t average scores of at least seven in their bachelor degree subjects, reports DutchNews.nl. Read more...

6 septembre 2015

Fragments of world's oldest Koran may predate Muhammad

British scholars have suggested that fragments of the world's oldest known Koran, which were discovered last month, may predate the accepted founding date of Islam by the Muslim Prophet Muhammad, reports FoxNews.com.
The Times of London reported that radiocarbon dating carried out by experts at the University of Oxford says the fragments were produced between the years 568 AD and 645 AD. Muhammad is generally believed to have lived between 570 AD and 632 AD. The man known to Muslims as The Prophet is thought to have founded Islam sometime after 610 AD, with the first Muslim community established at Medina, in present-day Saudi Arabia, in 622 AD
. Read more...

6 septembre 2015

Fall in dollar revives interest of Singaporean students

The high value of the Australian dollar in the last few years and the expansion of university places in local institutions have led to fewer Singaporeans going there to study. But with the recent decline of the Australian dollar, student recruiters expect the numbers to pick up, writes Sandra Davie for The Straits Times. Read more...

6 septembre 2015

University endowment returns fall with equity markets

US public-university endowments, including the country’s second-wealthiest at the University of Texas, are reporting fiscal 2015 returns that fail to meet the annual industry standard, write Lauren Streib and Michael McDonald for Bloomberg. Read more...

6 septembre 2015

Top university embraces Silicon Valley spirit

The University of Tokyo, long considered a breeding ground for Japan’s political and business elite, is venturing into new terrain: entrepreneurship, writes Alexander Martin for The Wall Street Journal. Read more...

6 septembre 2015

New model university project halted

Vietnam will not co-operate with any foreign governments to open more universities until at least 2020, according to a new decision by Prime Minister Nguyen Tan Dung, reports VietnamNet Bridge. Read more...

6 septembre 2015

BRICS academic collaboration moves forward – slowly

By Karen MacGregor. Recommendations for academic and research collaboration among the BRICS countries – Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Africa – are to be taken forward after a heads of state meeting in Russia in July adopted a BRICS Academic Forum vision paper. The proposals include easy visas for researchers and a fund similar to Europe’s Horizon 2020 to finance joint research. Read more...

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