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Bosnia-Herzegovina to Receive 1.5M Euros for Reform of Higher Ed Financing

Representatives of the European Union and the relevant actors in the field of education met in Sarajevo in order to discuss a new EU project for the reform of higher education financing in Bosnia and Herzegovina. Through its In...
by Aldina Dzebo
 

 
 
Autistic children in Germany participate in programs not available to their Iraqi peers.

One Mother Creates Opportunity for Autistic Children in Iraq

Autistic children in Iraq have little in the way of help from the government or education system. Luckily, one woman has stepped forward to help fill this gap. Eleven years ago, Nibras Sadoun adopted a young autistic child who ...
by Amy Sevegny
 

 
 
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Bosnia-Herzegovina Students Win Gold Medals in Bucharest Informatics Competition

Two students of the International BURCH University in Sarajevo won gold medals at the 10th annual Infomatrix, a prestigious computer science competition held in Bucharest, Romania earlier this month. Second year students at the...
by Aldina Dzebo
 

 

 
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Hollande Wins the Presidency, but what Does this Mean for Education in France?

François Hollande defeated incumbent president Nicolas Sarkozy for the French presidency this week. Hollande’s win marks the first time since the 1990’s that a member of the Socialist party has held the presidency. His cam...
by Amy Sevegny
 

 
 

Classrooms Built for Displaced Students in North Darfur

The Abu Shouk Camp, located in North Darfur, is one of the biggest camps for internally displaced persons (IDPs). Last month, the children of this camp celebrated in the streets as ten new classrooms opened. The Rwandese Peacek...
by Sera Yoo