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9 avril 2019

IREG Session in Kuala Lumpur

The Asia-Pacific Association for International Education was founded in 2004. Its annual conference brings together university leaders from the region and provides unique network opportunities. More...

9 avril 2019

THE Publishes New Japan Rankings

Times Higher Education (THE) has just released the latest edition of the Japan University Rankings. Along with the THE US and Europe rankings, these attempt to provide information about teaching-related indicators that might be helpful to students and other stakeholders. More...

9 avril 2019

England: Serious Criticism of Teaching Excellence and Student Outcomes Framework

In recent years there has been a trend away from the evaluation of research towards the assessment of excellence in teaching and learning. This is in part an attempt to provide useful information to students and other stakeholders. More...

9 avril 2019

Internationalisation Gap Between Europe and Western Asia

Universities around the world have become increasingly concerned with internationalisation over the last few years. This is in part a consequence of the growth of global and regional rankings, some of which include international students, international faculty, inbound and outbound exchange students, or international research collaboration among their indicators. More...

9 avril 2019

Secretary General Jagland condemns the deadly mosques attack in New Zealand

Conseil de l'EuropeOn behalf of the 47-nation Council of Europe, Secretary General Thorbjørn Jagland has made the following statement:
“I condemn in the strongest possible terms the horrific terrorist attack in Christchurch, New Zealand, that has left so many people dead and seriously wounded. Our deepest condolences go to the families of the victims and to the people of New Zealand”. More...

9 avril 2019

Council of Europe adopts first-ever international legal instrument to stop sexism

Conseil de l'EuropeStates should step up their fight against sexism in all walks of life, according to a Recommendation just adopted by the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers.
In response to the #MeToo and other recent movements that have heightened awareness of persistent sexism in society, the Council of Europe’s Committee of Ministers adopted a recommendation to stop sexism, which includes the first ever internationally agreed definition of it. More...

9 avril 2019

Protection of health-related data: new guidelines

Conseil de l'EuropeIn a Recommendation, applicable to both the public and private sectors, the Council of Europe's Committee of Ministers, calls on governments to transmit these guidelines to health-care systems and to actors processing health-related data, in particular health-care professionals and data protection officers. More...

9 avril 2019

Cultural Routes programme receives the Carlos V European Award

Conseil de l'EuropeThe Cultural Routes of the Council of Europe programme is the 2019 recipient of the "Carlos V European Award" , which honours people, organisations, projects or initiatives that contribute “to the enhancement of Europe’s cultural and historical values”. More...

9 avril 2019

Bulgarian legislation on family allowances for children violates certain provisions of European Social Charter

Conseil de l'EuropeIn a decision published today, the Council of Europe’s European Committee of Social Rights found that certain provisions of the Family Allowances for Children Act in Bulgaria violate the right to appropriate social, legal and economic protection for the family, and are discriminatory against Roma, particularly towards Roma female minors. More...

9 avril 2019

“Tackling Gender Stereotypes and Sexism”: international conference in Helsinki

Conseil de l'EuropeGender stereotypes and sexism represent a serious limit to the achievement of substantive gender equality: equal rights for women and men in all spheres of public and private life. Gender stereotypes and sexism contribute to different forms of hate speech (on line and off-line) and discrimination based on factors such as ethnicity, age, social class, disability, gender identity, sexual orientation or sexuality. More...

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