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Latin America

Brazil tops the rankings

Sixty-five out of the 250 universities in the 2012 QS University ranking on Latin America’s 19 countries are Brazilian – with the University of São Paulo taking the top spot.[more]

 
Germany

New act gives foreign students more work opportunities

The share of foreign students enrolled at German higher education institutions rose again last year. And now a new law gives foreign academics and students more job-seeking opportunities in Germany. [more]

 
British universities

New breed of university planned for UK

The UK government wants to put its weight behind the formation of a new type of university that will focus on science, technology and postgraduate training. The country's aim is to take on countries like Germany, Japan and the U.S. and eventually...[more]

 
Single-Sex learning

Girls' university success in single sex classes

A new research project in the UK found that girls achieve higher marks and are more competitive and prepared to take more risks in single-sex lessons at university.[more]

 
Reasearch Project

What leadership means to women

A joint research project from the European School of Management and Technology in Berlin and international business school Insead has investigated what leadership means to women in managerial positions. Professors Natalia Karelaia (Insead) and Laura...[more]

 
Equality

Business schools' call to action: more women on company boards

Women across the western world have achieved a revolutionary success in the last 40 years. According to a recent article from the Financial Times the proportion of women with paid jobs across the western world has risen from 48 per cent to 64 per...[more]

 
MBA

Boom expected for 'blended' MBA programmes

Amidst renewed talks of a financial crisis, employees all over the world are more reluctant to give up their positions and go back to school for one or two years. This might be one of the reasons why the Executive Master of Business Administration...[more]

 
India

India's push for science and research

The Indian institutes of technology (IITs) want to change research culture in India. So far the institutes have a good reputation for their teaching but scientific research has not really been on their agenda. [more]

 
Women at work

Do more female MBA's mean more female CEOs, too?

While the majority of Fortune 500 company chief executives do not hold MBAs, a significant 35 per cent do. If you want to see more women in the board room, you could do worse than ensure that higher proportions of females study for an MBA.[more]

 
US

Chinese drive five per cent international student growth

International student enrolment at American colleges and universities has been growing steadily for the past five years, reaching a record high of 723,277 in 2010, according to a new report by the Institute of International Education. The study...[more]

 
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