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Harvard professor for govt. role in education
Mumbai: "I believe that countries where the population is in millions like India, there should be a government oversight of educational institutes," said Howard Gardner, the legendary professor of education ...
Chinese universities best for business: Financial Times rankings
US universities blitzed the new Financial Times Global MBA rankings released yesterday, accounting for half the top 100 institutions listed. But China arrived impressively, with three institutions where the comrades study ...
Led By Tokyo University, Japanese Universities Consider Academic Calendar Shift
A preliminary report from Japan’s top-ranked Tokyo University (Todai) made waves last week with a recommendation that the school shift the timing of the academic year. Thirty-six other national universities ...
‘Personalized Medicine’ Gets $67.5M Research Boost
The federal government is pledging up to $67.5 million for research into "personalized medicine," which tailors treatment to a patient's genetics and environment. The funds will flow through Genome Canada, the ...
Indefinite shutdown of ICFAI University in Tripura
Following a two-month-long tussle between the university management and the employees, authorities at Tripura's ICFAI University ordered closed the varsity for an indefinite period. The Hyderabad-based ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education ...
Harvard professor for govt. role in education
Mumbai: "I believe that countries where the population is in millions like India, there should be a government oversight of educational institutes," said Howard Gardner, the legendary professor of education ... Continue Reading
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Chinese universities best for business: Financial Times rankings
Posted On 01 Feb 2012 By UniversitiesNEWS. Under Alerts, Australia & New Zealand, Featured News, Press Release, United States.
US universities blitzed the new Financial Times Global MBA rankings released yesterday, accounting for half the top 100 institutions listed.
But China arrived impressively, with three institutions where the comrades study ... Continue Reading
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Led By Tokyo University, Japanese Universities Consider Academic Calendar Shift
A preliminary report from Japan’s top-ranked Tokyo University (Todai) made waves last week with a recommendation that the school shift the timing of the academic year. Thirty-six other national universities ... Continue Reading
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‘Personalized Medicine’ Gets $67.5M Research Boost
Posted On 01 Feb 2012 By UniversitiesNEWS. Under Canada, Educational Consortium, Featured News, Press Release, Scholarships.
The federal government is pledging up to $67.5 million for research into "personalized medicine," which tailors treatment to a patient's genetics and environment.
The funds will flow through Genome Canada, the ... Continue Reading
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Indefinite shutdown of ICFAI University in Tripura
Following a two-month-long tussle between the university management and the employees, authorities at Tripura's ICFAI University ordered closed the varsity for an indefinite period.
The Hyderabad-based ICFAI Foundation for Higher Education ... Continue Reading
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Central Washington University launches dual admission program
Central Washington University announced a newly-created dual admission program that will reduce the time and expense college students commit to completing a bachelor’s degree.
The program allows qualified students to be ... Continue Reading
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Cornell University, Oregon State University Offer Marketing and Leadership Courses for Hospitality Leaders
2012 Courses in Hospitality Management Announced
Cornell University’s School of Hotel Administration is recognized as the world’s premier educational institute for hospitality management. Oregon State University - Cascades is pleased to ... Continue Reading
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South Africa university, Mumbai University tie up for student exchange
Posted On 01 Feb 2012 By UniversitiesNEWS. Under Africa, Asia, Educational Consortium, Featured News.
The University of Mumbai and University of South Africa on the Mahatma’s death anniversary agreed on a student-exchange programme aimed at better understanding the values exemplified by the freedom fighter ... Continue Reading
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Applications to Scottish universities show tuition fee divide
Scottish universities have seen a dip in the number of applicants from England and Northern Ireland, but a rise in applicants from other EU countries, which, like their Scottish counterparts, ... Continue Reading
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University endowments beginning to regain recession losses
College and university endowments made gains in the fiscal year that ended in June, but many are still struggling to make up ground they lost in 2008 and 2009, according ... Continue Reading
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