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Anhalt University will continuing to retain admission and enrollment for international students

Mister Dornberger, Anhalt University is one of the most international universities in Germany. Over 36 percent of our students come from another country.

Finalists for the Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards 2023

The finalists have been revealed for the Scottish Knowledge Exchange Awards 2023, the annual celebration of business-academic partnerships, hosted by Interface.

ZJU scientists discover the “Golden Baton” for regulating social interaction

Cortical network activities underlying normal human behaviors depend for the main part on an exquisite interplay between excitation and inhibition.

Early Start’s Festival of Digital Play focuses on opportunities and challenges for technology

The role of technology and data in children’s lives will be in the spotlight tomorrow (Tuesday 7 March) when the University of Wollongong’s (UOW) Early Start Discovery Space...

International Scholarships in CQUniversity Australia

Scholarships are awarded to recognise strong academic performance as well as enable better access so that students can reach their full potential and build on their education aspiration.

Adverse outcomes in adulthood for abuse survivors

Victims of childhood sexual abuse are more likely to suffer difficulties across multiple aspects of their lives as adults, a University of Otago study has found.

ESSEC ranked 4th in the Financial Times Master in Finance Ranking 2020

The Financial Times has published its ranking of the best Master in Finance programs. ESSEC has climbed to 4th place in the world...

Public Intellectuals Project gives students the chance to change the world

A new website is giving students at McMaster an opportunity to flex their intellectual muscles and take their writing beyond the walls of the university — all in the service of providing rigorous...

Radiocarbon dating and CT scans reveal Bronze Age tradition of keeping human remains

Using radiocarbon dating and CT scanning to study ancient bones, researchers have uncovered for the first time a Bronze Age...

Study reveals how to reduce frailty in nursing home residents

A University of Adelaide led study has defied a common misconception that nursing home residents experience a deterioration in their level of frailty and functional status.
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