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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]

 

What law school does not teach

What people do not learn in law school is exactly what they need in modern litigation practice. For example greater familiarity with transactions law, including how to draft, evaluate and challenge a contract, deeper knowledge of regulatory law and...[more]

 
India

Demand for student loans rising

Rising aspirations among India's lower-middle class and poor have led to soaring demand for student loans. The number of students applying for loans has more than doubled in five years.[more]

 
MBA

EMBA for less in Philadelphia

Temple University in Philadelphia is trying to differentiate itself with a new rebate they've dubbed the Executive MBA Corporate Partner Scholarship Program, geared towards companies who send students to Temple's Fox School of Business EMBA...[more]

 
Career

Hong Hong - gateway to a career in Asia

The Hong Kong government has invested one billion Hong Kong dollars (91 million Euro) to be used to fund scholarships for international students. Universities such as Hong Kong University of Science and Technology, Lingnan University, Hong Kong...[more]

 
E-Learning

Germany launches digital campus network

Dubbed the Collaboration Network for Academia, the world's first 'iversity' has been set up by a young team of entrepreneurs in the small town of Neuenhagen outside Berlin. Organisers say academics and students now have access to a novel workspace...[more]

 
OECD

Global talent pool is changing

Whereas one in four of the G20 and the 34 advanced economies of the OECD total pool of graduates is in the US, and another one in four is in the main European countries, America and Europe are losing their talent advantage, according to the...[more]

 
Research

The value of academic business research

Academic business research has economic value: MBA students from schools where teachers frequently publish in high-level academic journals tend to earn more after graduation. That is the result of a study published in Booz and Company’s publication...[more]

 
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