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With Harvard’s Help, Rwanda’s Medical Sector Advances

Together with Rwanda’s Ministry of Health, Harvard University is teaching a healthcare delivery course titled “Global Health Delivery” in the village of Rwinkwavu two times a year, bringing healthcare education to underpr...
by Ling Shu
 

 
 

Tiger Mom Methodology = Unhappy Kids

Last year, Yale University professor Amy Chua authored Battle Hymn of the Tiger Mother, a book outlining a “superior” and stricter philosophy on child rearing most commonly associated with Chinese culture. The nove...
by Ling Shu
 

 
 

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
 

 

 

Reports: Security Forces Kill Syrian Students During Conflict

Earlier this month conflict arose as Syrian university students clashed with the national security forces. Taking place at Aleppo University, students were holding a daily anti-government protest when they were raided. Security...
by Sera Yoo
 

 
 

New Higher Ed Ranking System: Countries, Not Universities

Universitas 21 (U-21), an international university network of 23 institutions, has published education rankings based on a newly designed system for evaluating the placement of 48 nations and territories widely viewed as being ...
by Ling Shu