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26 juin 2009

congratulations

I’d like to congratulate you on the ICJ meeting which was truly successful for all participants. It’s a fantastic idea that responds to a real need and that opens new horizons for all those involved. Congratulations to all of those who organised this...
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22 juin 2011

Social media presents challenge to universities

Universities have a new weapon in the battle to protect their reputations: the friendly student blogger Tom Ridgewell’s YouTube advert for his university led to a job in its marketing department. A few days ago, Vshuf, an international student, posted...
13 avril 2011

Yale launches 1st overseas campus in Singapore

SINGAPORE, April 11 (Xinhua) -- Yale officially agreed to build its first overseas campus on Monday by jointly launching the first liberal arts college in Singapore with the National University of Singapore (NUS). The Yale-NUS College, an autonomous college...
17 novembre 2010

More British students choose American universities

By Jeevan Vasagar, Education editor The number of British students studying at US universities has increased for the second year in a row to nearly 9,000, according to figures out today. Data released by the Institute of International Education, a US...
7 juillet 2010

Top French Schools, Asked to Diversify, Fear for Standards

By STEVEN ERLANGER PARIS — France is embarking on a grand experiment — how to diversify the overwhelmingly white “grandes écoles,” the elite universities that have produced French leaders in every walk of life — and Rizane el-Yazidi is one of the pioneers....
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7 juin 2010

Top French Schools, Asked to Diversify, Fear for Standards

By STEVEN ERLANGER PARIS — France is embarking on a grand experiment — how to diversify the overwhelmingly white “grandes écoles,” the elite universities that have produced French leaders in every walk of life — and Rizane el-Yazidi is one of the pioneers....
7 avril 2010

Business Schools Respond to Demand for Use of Social Media

By FIONA MACKAY In June last year, the British home furnishings retailer Habitat tried to drum up potential customer interest by posting short messages on the micro-blogging site Twitter, embedding newsy keywords, known as hashtags, in the texts. Hashtags...
6 novembre 2009

Boom Times

Business Schools World-Wide Add Courses on Islamic Finance By Beth Gardiner As Islamic finance grows into a thriving and increasingly lucrative sector, business schools around the world are adding courses, concentrations and specialized degrees to train...
23 octobre 2009

Welcome to the University of iTunes

By Mark TuttonFor CNN LONDON, England (CNN) -- The wisdom of business professors, once only available to MBAs and business students, can now be accessed by anybody with an Internet connection. Hundreds of universities, and a growing number of business...
9 juillet 2009

more articles... from India

http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/hec-paris-ties-upiim-bangalore/362396/ http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Repository/ml.asp?Ref=Q0FQLzIwMDkvMDYvMjkjQXIwNTcwMA==&Mode=HTML&Locale=english-skin-custom http://www.business-standard.com/india/news/b-school-students-play-to-land-jobs/363020/...
6 juillet 2009

Parlez-vous français?

Arriving at the Charles de Gaulle International Airport in Paris for the first time made it amply clear that all non-French speakers are at a distinct disadvantage in France. Even the simplest of exercises such as a phone call to let friends know you've...
1 juin 2011

Value of studying abroad questioned

By He Na (China Daily) Updated: 2011-05-30 07:51 Cheng Yin, 20, studies general finance at a university in Queensland, Australia. Her parents are satisfied with everything at the university, except her classmates. About 30 students take the same classes,...
25 mai 2011

Business school strategy: customer becomes king

By Della Bradshaw For corporations, there is just one message to come out of the recession about business school executive development programmes: it is a buyers’ market where the customer is king. And for most business schools, there is also only a single...
18 mai 2011

Leading medical schools for Asian students

By Asian Correspondent THE world of medical education is undergoing rapid change – and Asia is benefiting. Internationalism is driving higher education and medical schools are embracing this change as both a challenge and an opportunity. As the world...
11 mai 2011

Grandes écoles, grand designs: France told to think global

Clea Caulcutt on elite group chief's contentious plans to attract high-fee-paying foreign students Pierre Tapie's proposal sounds like a call to arms. The president of the Conférence des Grandes Écoles has urged France's universities to embrace globalisation...
4 mai 2011

Are Indian b-school students losing out on the cutting global edge

by Lajwanti D'souza Indian b-schools, the only semblance of being ‘global’ is either the exchange programmes with foreign universities or the few foreign students hanging around in the campuses. World over, ‘global campus’ is the biggest USP for b-schools,...
20 avril 2011

FRANCE: Graduates fare best in recession, says study

Jane Marshall Three years after completing their higher education in 2007, graduates in France were faring better in the economic crisis than less educated peers, according to a newly released survey. Céreq, the Centre d'études et de recherches sur les...
6 avril 2011

China set to overtake US in research rankings

China has replaced Japan as the world's second leading producer of scientific research and is on course to overtake the United States in two years' time, a top British academy says. The report released by the Royal Society in London is based on the publication...
30 mars 2011

A Nation of Dropouts Shakes Europe

By Charles Forelle LISBON—Isabel Fernandes, a cheery 22-year-old with a constellation of stars tattooed around her right eye, isn't sure how many times she repeated fifth grade. Two, she says with a laugh. Or maybe three. She redid seventh grade as well....
23 mars 2011

Business schools with a conscience

D D Guttenplan, International Herald Tribune Many business schools in Europe are coming up with programmes for young entrepreneurs who are focused on development Business schools can be cut throat places. After struggling to gain admission to the top...
16 mars 2011

More Foreign-Born Scholars Lead U.S. Universities

By LISA W. FODERARO When Molly Easo Smith delivered her inaugural address as president of Manhattanville College last spring, she opened with an unusual line: “Welcome, namaste, vannakkam, namaskaaram, bienvenidos and welcome.” Three of the greetings...
9 mars 2011

Do the rankings really help you choose an MBA?

By Jeremy Hazlehurst Picking a business school is not made easier by the fact that the rankings vary widely, with each of the big name lists using its own particular criteria and weighting. With the economy still in the doldrums, this could be a great...
23 février 2011

B-Schools Struggle to Get Global

By Diana Middleton Business schools like to tout their focus on globalization, but a new report from a b-school accrediting agency says most of their strategies don't go far enough. To boost globalization, many M.B.A. programs in the U.S. require students...
16 février 2011

University of Chicago mulls India centre

Kalpana Pathak | 2011-02-16 10:00:00 University of Chicago is planning to open an India centre that would facilitate research, student exchange programmes and executive education, among others. "We are finalising the details on this front. There is a...
9 février 2011

The Top 5 MBA Destinations in Europe

By IBTimes Staff Reporter The Graduate Management Admissions Council or GMAC, the authority owning and administering the GMAT® exam, has just released the 2010 European Geographic Trend Report which shows that European business schools are emerging as...
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