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Formation Continue du Supérieur

6 mars 2014

Le PRES Sud de France

Le Pôle de Recherche et d'Enseignement Supérieur du Languedoc Roussillon - Sud de France - est un établissement public de coopération scientifique créé par décret le 9 juin 2009 et modifié par le décret n°2012-902 du 20 juillet 2012, transformé en "Communauté d'Universités et d'établissements" par la loi du 22 juillet 2013.
Le PRES Sud de France est chargé de mener les projets prévus dans le cadre du pôle de recherche et d’enseignement supérieur et de gérer la mise en commun des moyens que les établissements et organismes fondateurs et associés présents en région Languedoc-Roussillon y consacrent. Son siège est à Montpellier.

CONTINUUM : La Formation Continue des Universités de Montpellier

Adresse : PRES Sud de France – Continuum, 163 rue Auguste Broussonnet 34090 Montpellier
Tél : 04 34 43 21 21 - 04 99 58 52 96 - 04 67 14 55 55
Courriel : dideris@univ-montp1.fr  -  creufoplr@um2.fr - sufco@univ-montp3.fr
Web : www.continu-um.fr et www.formations-lr.fr
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Présentation : 
Continuum: la coopération entre les services de formation continue des universités de Montpellier, Montpellier 1 (DIDERIS), Montpellier 2  (CREUFOP) et Montpellier 3 (SUFCO) en matière de communication et de développement de nouvelles actions.
Continuum : le développement des compétences par l'excellence et la diversité.
DIDERIS,  le service Formation Continue de l’Université Montpellier 1 :

Créé en 1973, DIDERIS est le Service formation continue et le Centre de formation d'apprentis de l'Université Montpellier I. Chargé à ce titre d'une mission de service public, il mutualise l'ensemble des ressources de l'établissement auquel il est rattaché au bénéfice du développement des compétences des entreprises et des individus.
Dideris - Espace Richter - Rue Vendémiaire - Bât. E - CS 29555 - 34961 Montpellier - cedex 2
Tél : 04 34 43 21 21 - dideris@univ-montp1.fr > Plus d’information
CREUFOP,  le service Formation Continue de l’Université Montpellier 2 :
CREUFOP Campus de l’IUT de Montpellier
99 avenue d’Occitanie – 34096 Montpellier Cedex 5
 Tel : 04 99 58 52 96 - creufoplr@univ-montp2.fr
et
CREUFOP  Campus de l’IUT de Nîmes
8 rue Jules Raimu 30907 Nîmes Cedex 2
Tel : 04 66 64 95 62 - creufop@iut-nimes.fr  - Plus d’information
SUFCO,  le service de Formation Continue de l’Université Montpellier 3 :

Le SUFCO, des compétences et une expérience de 30 ans mises au service des entreprises avec des formations sur mesure conçues en partenariat avec les entreprises et des opérations d’ingénierie montées en collaboration étroite avec ses interlocuteurs.
SUFCO – Université Paul Valéry – Bât B – 4ème étage – Route de Mende – 34 199 Montpellier Cedex 05
Tel : 04 67 14 55 55 - : sufco@univ-montp3.fr - Plus d’information

6 mars 2014

CONTINUUM : La Formation Continue des Universités de Montpellier

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6 mars 2014

SAT exam to undergo major facelift

http://beta.images.theglobeandmail.com/media/www/images/flag/gam-masthead.pngBy James Bradshaw. The world’s most prominent university entrance exam, the SAT, is undergoing a major facelift in a bid to preserve the relevance of the century-old standard for measuring readiness for higher education. Changes announced Wednesday by the U.S.-based College Board, which administers the SAT, are the most high-profile example of a broader re-examination of the way standardized tests measure students’ cognitive and test-taking skills. In Canada, provincial tests in public schools are undergoing changes to better measure softer, less academic skills like creativity, while entrance exams for law and medical schools are perennially criticized. Read more...
6 mars 2014

Canada’s top universities slip in 2014 world rankings

the-montreal-gazette1By Karen Seidman. All three of Canada’s top universities slipped marginally in the 2014 World Reputation Rankings — a sign that the federal government’s pledge in February’s budget to invest $1.5 billion in new research funding may be just what the country’s universities need to bolster their sex appeal in a competitive world market. Although the University of Toronto is still ranked higher than McGill University — and is the only Canadian university to crack the top 20 — the gap did narrow a bit between them. U of T slipped to the 20th spot from 16th, while McGill and the University of British Columbia both dropped two places to 33rd. Read more...
6 mars 2014

A New SAT Aims to Realign With Schoolwork

New York TimesBy Tamar Lewin. Saying its college admission exams do not focus enough on the important academic skills, the College Board announced on Wednesday a fundamental rethinking of the SAT, ending the longstanding penalty for guessing wrong, cutting obscure vocabulary words and making the essay optional. The president of the College Board, David Coleman, criticized his own test, the SAT, and its main rival, the ACT, saying that both had “become disconnected from the work of our high schools.
”In addition, Mr. Coleman announced programs to help low-income students, who will now be given fee waivers allowing them to apply to four colleges at no charge. Read more...
6 mars 2014

Rethinking the Role of Community Colleges

6 mars 2014

Jeder fünfte Studienanfänger kommt aus dem Ausland

An deutschen Hochschulen gibt es erstmals mehr als 100.000 Studenten aus dem Ausland. Das geht aus einem Bericht hervor, den das Statistische Bundesamt jetzt vorgelegt hat. Demnach konzentrieren sich die internationalen Studenten auf wenige Fächer.
Die Zahl der Erstsemester ohne deutschen Pass steigt stärker als die der Studienanfänger insgesamt. Das geht aus vorläufigen Zahlen des Statistischen Bundesamtes hervor, die am Donnerstag in Wiesbaden veröffentlicht wurden. Die Zahl ausländischer Studienanfänger stieg erstmals über 100.000, ihr Anteil an allen Erstsemestern betrug im vergangenen Jahr 19,9 Prozent. Mehr...

6 mars 2014

Times Higher Education 2014 World Reputation Rankings

Scoop - Independent NewsKey Asian institutions make strong progress in the list of the world’s 100 most prestigious universities
US confirms supremacy as it takes eight of the top 10 positions and 46 of the top 100 – with Harvard University, MIT and Stanford University claiming the top three spots
Japan remains Asia’s leading nation in the prestige stakes, but the University of Tokyo falls out of the top 10 for the first time since the rankings were established
Worrying evidence of reputational decline among UK institutions
Six Anglo-American “super-brands” continue to stand apart from pack – but the gap closes
Seoul National University and the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology are identified as rising stars in the world’s biggest academic reputation survey
Australia takes a hit in the global index of academic prestige
Poor performance by France and Sweden; disappointment for Brazil. More...

6 mars 2014

The Quest For Higher Education At All Costs

Nigerian News from Leadership NewspapersBy . In the quest for higher education in other countries, Nigerians settle for anything including substandard universities which admit as low as six passes. KUNI TYESSI just back from Ghana takes a look at Ghanian Universities and Nigerian patronage.
That over 150,000 Nigerians are currently enrolled in Ghanaian universities may not be a surprise, but what may be is the fact that about 60 per cent of these students are some of those who for one reason or the other could not gain admission into Nigerian universities and other institutions of higher learning. More...

6 mars 2014

Are Japan’s efforts at internationalization succeeding or not?

By . Not a day goes by without Japanese school children hearing the terms globalization (グロバール化) or internationalization (国際化), and why it’s so important for their future careers. In fact, the whole country seems to be swept up in a fervor of these two words. But do Japanese people really understand the meanings of them, or are the terms just being used as catchphrases?
Enter Austin, an international student who has been living in Japan since 2012. Last week he posted a thought-provoking piece called “Some Thoughts – And Doubts – About Japan’s Internationalization” on Tofugu, a Japanese language and culture blog. The piece has circulated around the Internet, and was even picked up and summarized in Japanese by popular Japanese blogger Madame Riri. In it, Austin addresses how while Japan may be making efforts to globalize on the surface, it still lacks something on a deeper level that is preventing it from becoming truly internationalized. Join the debate after we take look at some of his thoughts below. More...

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