La Région Nouvelle-Aquitaine souhaite favoriser l’installation sur son territoire de 300 tiers-lieux à l’horizon 2021. A cet effet, elle lance un appel à manifestation d’intérêt (AMI) « Tiers-lieux 2019 – 2021 », ouvert en continu jusqu’au 1er septembre 2021.Le « Mercredi des métiers » du 6 mars prochain, organisé par Cap Métiers Nouvelle-Aquitaine au Centre régional Vincent Merle (Pessac), portera sur les métiers de l'agroéquipement dans l'agriculture. Plus...
Ce nouvel outil va permettre aux candidats de découvrir l’ensemble des formations proposées sur Parcoursup et ainsi d’affiner leurs recherches de manière simple et intuitive, en saisissant des mots clés, des filières de formations et/ou en sélectionnant une zone géographique précise. Ils pourront également obtenir des informations, leur permettant d’ajuster leurs voeux, comme :
Depuis le 20 décembre 2018, l’offre de formation accessible sur Parcoursup est enrichie (avec plus de 14 000 formations disponibles), simplifiée et actualisée. Plus...
By . The paper compares the fortunes of two groups of Canadians: those who were 25-34 at the time of the 1991 census and those who were the same age at the time of the 2001 census. It then follows each of them using tax data for the next 15 years (ie. until the ’91 cohort was 40-49 in 2006 and until the ’01 cohort was the same age in 2016). More...
By . If you spend any time looking at student aid research, you’ll be struck by how much empirical evidence there is on the effectiveness of grants (or, more broadly, “changes in net tuition”), and how little there is in terms of the effectiveness of loans. More...
By . There is a small sub-genre of higher education books that I call “University Procedurals.” The are microscopically detailed accounts detailing how institution X accomplished Y in mind-numbing committee-meeting-by-committee-meeting detail. More...
By . Every once in awhile, universities in Ontario all decide to get on a bandwagon and do the same thing at the same time. This winter, the bandwagon seems to be economic impact statements. More...
By . Yesterday I talked about how disappointing/not fit for purpose university and college economic impact statements tend to be. Today I want to talk about how to make them better. More...
By . I’ve been reading David Edgerton’s new book The Rise and Fall of the British Nation, which presents a bracingly contrarian view of Britain’s 20th Century. It is, I think, particularly intriguing concerning whether the British left actually more nationalist than socialist (a question which I think might also be usefully asked of Canada’s own left). More...
By . At most Canadian universities, student election season is about to start. So, today, a quick note for anyone out there thinking about joining the ranks of student representatives. More...
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