WENR, March/April 2005: Asia Pacific

Afghanistan Ground Broken on New U.S.-Sponsored University Afghan President Hamid Karzai in March launched the construction of the American University of Afghanistan. The private, liberal arts university is scheduled to open in September 2006 for 1,100 undergraduate students. The language of instruction will be English….

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WENR, March/April 2005: Middle East and North Africa

Regional IIM to Operate Business Programs in the Region In an effort to globalize its operations, the Ahmedabad-based Indian Institute of Management (IIM-A) has agreed to collaborate with an Egyptian organization on the development of management studies in the Middle East and North Africa. Under…

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WENR, March/April 2005: Americas

Editorial Note: Web links have been removed from this page due to outdated third-party web content. Brazil Labor University Opens Brazil’s Landless Workers Movement has opened a university in São Paulo state to train its members. The Escola Nacional Florestan Fernandes in Guararema offers courses…

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Free Degrees to Fly

From The Economist print edition Already a big global business, is higher education poised for take-off? There used to be three near-certainties about higher education. It was supplied on a national basis, mostly to local students. It was government-regulated. And competition and profit were almost…

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WENR, January/February 2005: Europe

Regional EU, India Sign Scholarship Deal The EU and India in November concluded an agreement that will boost economic, political and scientific ties between the 25-member bloc and the world’s largest democracy. The pact paves the way for the EU and India to co-operate on…

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