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2 avril 2014

New targeted inspections in anti-corruption drive

http://enews.ksu.edu.sa/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/UWN.jpgBy Yojana Sharma. China has announced a new round of inspections of science and technology departments in universities, the third 'special inspection' tour to be sanctioned by the Communist Party in recent months in its bid to clamp down on research fund embezzlement and other corrupt practices plaguing high-spending research departments. Read more...
2 avril 2014

Universities must share blame for critical skills shortage

http://enews.ksu.edu.sa/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/UWN.jpgBy Wachira Kigotho. A World Bank assessment of Sub-Saharan Africa's high-level skills has revealed critical shortages in both numbers and quality - and African universities must share the blame for not meeting the workforce needs of the continent. Read more...
2 avril 2014

German support boosts academic staff qualifications

http://enews.ksu.edu.sa/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/UWN.jpgBy Fortune Sylivester. Nearly 100 staff at the University of Dar es Salaam have benefited from a German government-supported initiative to assist staff to obtain postgraduate degrees, as the institution pushes to improve the qualifications of its academics. The 98 scholarships through DAAD, the German Academic Exchange Service, have contributed significantly to the number of PhD holders among faculty at the country's oldest higher education institution since the initiative was launched in 2002. Read more...
2 avril 2014

Qualifications authority bill goes to parliament Maina Waruru

By Karen MacGregor. The government has drafted a bill seeking to form a Kenya Qualifications Authority, which will be charged with regulating and standardising all qualifications awarded by universities and colleges. The new authority will take over qualifications tasks currently performed by the Commission for University Education, or CUE. More...
2 avril 2014

Former British colonies achieve higher research output

http://enews.ksu.edu.sa/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/UWN.jpgBy Wagdy Sawahel. Universities and research centres in African nations once ruled by the British are much more scientifically productive than those in former Belgian, French, Italian, Portuguese and Spanish colonies, according to a just-published study. This is the result of inherited education institutions and an efficient, open and dynamic research model, comparative language advantages, political and economic institutions that support higher education and policies that favour high enrolment levels. Read more...
2 avril 2014

Europe expands African harmonisation, quality support

http://enews.ksu.edu.sa/wp-content/uploads/2011/10/UWN.jpgBy Ard Jongsma. The European Commission will double the reach of the Harmonisation of African Higher Education and Tuning activities in the next three years, expanding the Tuning work and adding an extra support strand covering quality assurance and accreditation. Read more...
2 avril 2014

Urgent need for training to advance intellectual property rights in Africa

By Karen MacGregor – Africa Editor. In Africa Analysis, Chidi Oguamanam describes Africa’s dismal experience with intellectual property rights and the urgent need for more independent and less suspect capacity building on IP.
In Africa Features, Wachira Kigotho reads briefing papers from a high-level World Bank forum in Kigali and finds universities at fault for not meeting the continent’s high-level skills needs. Tunde Fatunde reports on growing anger over a two-month public sector strike in Benin that has closed campuses. Read more...
2 avril 2014

Crowdfunding, un nouvel outil pour vos collectes de fonds – Matinale IFFRES

Le 20 mai 2014 à NICE de 13H30 à 16H00 (Maison de l’Environnement – 31, avenue Castellane – 06364 NICE)
Le crowdfunding, un nouvel outil pour vos collectes de fonds
Le « crowdfunding », littéralement « le financement par la foule, par le public », ou en  français « financement participatif », est l’une des formes les plus récentes du fundraising et devient un véritable phénomène participatif en France. Suite...

2 avril 2014

Lancement d’un grand plan national pour booster l’entrepreneuriat étudiant : 25 projets retenus

Les étudiants qui veulent se lancer dans l’entrepreneuriat vont désormais pouvoir pleinement le faire : le ministère de l’Enseignement supérieur va lancer plusieurs projets en vue de favoriser la culture de l’entrepreneuriat étudiant.          
Source : E-Orientation
Dans cette optique, des "PEPITE" vont être lancés, c’est-à-dire des lieux d’encadrement et de soutien aux étudiants. 25 projets viennent d’être retenus, et vont bénéficier de 4,6 millions d’euros de financement sur trois ans. Suite...

2 avril 2014

Solutions RH 2014 : Le Mooc, futur de la formation professionnelle

Par Véronique Arène. Le développement des Moocs (Massive Open Online Course) », cours en ligne gratuits et ouverts à tous, va entraîner des modifications majeures sur la formation en entreprise. Mais il faut organiser sa recherche et sa veille face à l'abondance d'informations. 
La formation professionnelle a subi des transformations, au fil des évolutions technologiques. L'utilisation d'outils collaboratifs tels que Twitter, Facebook,  la web TV ou les serious game a donné naissance à de nouveaux modèles pédagogiques. Le phénomène des Moocs (Massive Open Online Course) qui permettent d'apprendre en ligne le plus souvent gratuitement et de partager des informations avec un grand nombre d'utilisateurs a changé les modes d'apprentissage. Suite...

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