WENR, July/August 2001: Africa

Editor’s note: Web links have been removed from this page due to outdated third-party web content. Chad Chad’s Camel Schools Chad’s Education Ministry says it plans to revive the “school-on-a-camel system,” with teachers traveling on camels within nomadic communities to provide children with schooling throughout…

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WENR, July/August 2001: Americas

Brazil Public Company Launches New University One of Brazil’s biggest public companies, Caixa Economica Federal, recently launched the Universidad Caixa, a new, free university, which will be at the service of Caixa’s officials and employees – approximately 90,000 people in total. The new institution will…

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WENR, July/August 2001: Asia Pacific

Regional Developing Countries Embrace Distance Education In Beijing, Jakarta and elsewhere in Asia large state-run distance-learning institutions have been established to help meet the burgeoning demand for higher education, which governments can no longer satisfy through traditional bricks-and-mortar schools. But proponents of distance learning are…

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WENR, July/August 2001: Europe

Editorial Note: Web links have been removed from this page due to outdated third-party web content. Regional European Officials Push for Bologna In a communique issued during a meeting in Prague last May, European education officials from 30 countries reaffirmed their commitment to further the…

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WENR, July/August 2001: Middle East

Dubai Canadian University Opens First Full-Time Office In Dubai The University of New Brunswick (UNB) has opened a full-time representative office in Dubai. This office handles inquiries and applications from students in the Gulf wishing to apply to UNB. Canadian Consul Chris Thornley remarked that…

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