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First GCHQ certified Master's courses unvieled

Posted on 04 Aug 2014 Views ( 2274 )

In March 2014, The UK’s surveillance agency declared that it was to provide official certification for master’s programs which has a widespread base in cyber security, as per the agency. Out of the six deemed universities that are eligible standards, four have been awarded “full certified status”. These are: Royal Holloway, University of London, Lancaster University, University of Oxford, and Edinburgh Napier University. The remaining two, University of Surrey, and Cranfield University, have been granted “provisional” certification.

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USA named "top nation for higher education"

Posted on 02 Aug 2014 Views ( 1336 )

For the third consecutive year, the United States of America has been ranked "top nation for higher education” by the U21 Ranking of National Higher Education Systems. Sweden kept its second place, while Denmark and Canada climbed to share third from their respective fourth and fifth place positions in 2013. Finland has secured fifth position.

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Financial Aid updates at Graduate Level

Posted on 30 Jul 2014 Views ( 2722 )

While the cost of living varies from one region to another region, studying in the United States can never be the same like four years ago. Below is the table, which gives you a list of financial updates for Graduate level.

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Financial Aid updates for Undergraduate Level

Posted on 30 Jul 2014 Views ( 2747 )

While the cost of living varies from one region to another region, studying in the United States can never be the same like four years ago. Below is the table, which gives you a list of financial updates for Undergraduate level.

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Top 100 most influential US colleges on Twitter

Posted on 30 Jul 2014 Views ( 3372 )

Despite of many Colleges in the US made their presence felt in Twitter, some institutes claim to be using the micro-blogging social network most effectively. Let us see the top 100 most influential US Colleges on Twitter by May 1, 2014. The table show the details of how many people following each university and the number of tweets each account sends out per day, on an average.

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Millions in UK can work flexible hours under new rules

Posted on 03 Jul 2014 Views ( 3312 )

Under new rules that could boost the economy, now millions of employees in the UK will enjoy flexible hours of work, including working from home. Jo Swinson, the employment relations minister, opinioned that the changes would boost the UK economy with happier employees.

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Ireland Acts Over high tech skills shortage

Posted on 03 Jul 2014 Views ( 3237 )

The Irish government has announced an initiative aimed at heading off potential skill shortages in the information technology sector. This includes creating an additional 5,400 higher education places in the software, computer hardware, and engineering areas. About 63 million Pounds (e95 million) will be spent on capital investment, and annual maintenance will cost up to e7, 600 for each next place.

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Governor General of Canada Officially Opens Canadian Led Accelerator in India

Posted on 28 Jun 2014 Views ( 3284 )

MUMBAI, Friday, February 28, 2014 —Governor General of Canada, David Johnston, officially opened a joint venture between Simon Fraser University, Ryerson Futures Inc (RFI), Ryerson University of Toronto, and the Bombay Stock Exchange Institute Ltd; (BIL).

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All that employers want from Canadian Higher Education

Posted on 27 Jun 2014 Views ( 2688 )

When Dale Camuyong’s, a student of University of Manitoba business stood as his school’s best co-op student of 2013, the qualities that so impressed his employer, New Flyer Industries, who was a bus manufacturing company are strikingly diverse set of skills and qualities: not just human resources knowledge but sense of humor, professionalism, dedication, teamwork, initiative, and leadership.

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Universities and Colleges in border states trying to lure international students with heavily cut fees

Posted on 26 Jun 2014 Views ( 2988 )

Some Universities and Colleges in Canadian Border States are trying to attract International students with heavily cut fees. All this is playing out against the backdrop of falling enrolment in the US and concerted pressure on universities in Canada to increase further their international student numbers, which have gone up 50 per cent over the past decade.

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