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Facts and updates about Holland's Universities

Posted on 09 Jun 2014 Views ( 2647 )

A growing number of small US-style liberal arts colleges are being set up on campuses in the Netherlands. Pioneered by Utrecht University, these colleges break the Dutch model by selecting ultra-motivated students who are keen to have a broad cross-disciplinary undergraduate experience.

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Facts about Netherlands Universities

Posted on 09 Jun 2014 Views ( 2765 )

Now depends upon the competition, Netherlands funding councils are allocating public research cash for projects and grant applications are reviewed and assessed by external peers, which is similar to the UK research excellence framework-SEP (Standard Evaluation Protocol). Depends upon the quantity of PhDs done at a University and historical factors, lump sums are also awarded.

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Netherlands' Education Updates

Posted on 09 Jun 2014 Views ( 2974 )

Netherlands has started taking steps to make it more attractive for International scholars. Towards this, Universities are trying to put students in touch with potential employers before they have completed their studies. Also educate students with better career opportunities and offering them languages courses are a part of it. The nation is hoping that all these reforms help more overseas talent remain in the Netherlands after completing their studies.

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Credit Transfer in Italian Universities

Posted on 09 Jun 2014 Views ( 3133 )

Under Ministerial Decree 509/99 in the university sector and in the non-university sector under decree 508/99, the European Credit Transfer System (ECTS) entered into the legal framework in 1999. It is known as credito formativo universitaro and has been adopted as the national system. It is based on student workload and used as an accumulation system. One credit is 25 hours of work.

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Critics on recent Italian Education Strategies

Posted on 09 Jun 2014 Views ( 2644 )

Just Like many others, Pantaleo believe that the nation’s university system needs to undergo many reformations and has to be streamlined. The recent strategies seem to be emphasized on draw many more International students and staff and introducing additional student-centered services but they also need to provide funding for essential services like affordable student housing, which is essential to the pursuit of a degree, especially for foreign students, he told.

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New reformations in Italian Higher Education

Posted on 09 Jun 2014 Views ( 22145 )

The Diploma Supplement was introduced by the reform law of 1999 to the Italian system of higher education. It has now become mandatory to issue a supplement for all degrees awarded. The Diploma Supplement has to be issued in a second European language in addition to Italian.

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Courses offered in Denmark Universities

Posted on 07 Jun 2014 Views ( 2573 )

By offering a comprehensive approach to project group work and teamwork distinguishes Copenhagen Business School from the rest of the world. Students are encouraged to improve their communication skills through open classroom debates. Study Programs Offered:

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History of Tuition Fees in Germany

Posted on 07 Jun 2014 Views ( 2824 )

For an International student, the combination of local universities and local politics and the reversal of seemingly inevitable tuition fees in Germany may seem like another world. But the same forces had produced the same result in Scotland a decade ago.

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Universities in Switzerland

Posted on 07 Jun 2014 Views ( 2638 )

Switzerland’s seven Universities are featured in the World top University Rankings for the year 2013/14. Out of these seven two got placed in the top 20 and five in the top 200. What impresses more is the nation achieved all this, despite have less area than that of the US state of Virginia.

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Education Updates for Singapore

Posted on 14 May 2014 Views ( 2660 )

Singapore increased tuition fees by approximately 8.5% for the academic year commencing August 2013. According to Overseas Education’s 2012 annual report the students obtained consistently above the world-wide percentages. The Overseas Education’s future prospects are good and new campuses are being built. The new campuses will have increased student capacity based on demands which result in their generating higher revenue foreign exchange and profits for the country.

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