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Oman Tourism College to offer bachelor's degree programme

Oman Tourism College, which has been offering diploma and short term courses in the hospitality sector, will now offer...
Middle East & Africa
Oman
10/05/2013

Techno Park opened in Ajman

The Techno Park, which offers programmes in scientific, engineering, technical and technological majors prior to the...
Middle East & Africa
UAE
10/05/2013

High unemployment rate blamed on inadequate training

The increasingly high unemployment rate has been attributed to the low quality, un-programed and uncontrolled training...
East Asia
Vietnam
10/05/2013

China and EU hold first-ever dialogue on higher education

The aim is to achieve better quality, better structure, deeper reform and more fairness in higher education in China,...
East Asia
China
10/05/2013

A Thai university has joined forces with another in the UK to offer a dual PhD course in sports science

The alliance is between Mahidol University's College of Sports Science and Technology (CSST) and the School of Sport...
East Asia
Thailand
10/05/2013

Partnership with Russia for new world-class university

Vietnam is to invest some US$150 million to create a state-of-the-art university of technology in Hanoi.
East Asia
Vietnam
06/05/2013

First China-France cooperative university located in Wuhan

The university will start enrolling students in September 2015.
East Asia
China
06/05/2013

Chinese government to support international students

China will become the largest Asian destination for such students in 2020.
East Asia
China
06/05/2013

Tunku Abdul Rahman College upgraded to university college

47 degree programmes will be offered in September.
East Asia
Malaysia
06/05/2013

New school ties

Local colleges offering alternative curricula at lower costs may give international schools a run for their money.
East Asia
Hong Kong SAR
02/05/2013

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