On the agenda – Week 24, 2012

What is on the agenda for higher education stakeholders all overthe world? Every week ScienceGuide presents you with a selection ofthe most important topics and items trending in social media.
Take 1 – Internationalization
@ICEF Monitor: Has Arab Spring contributed toincreased demand for study abroad?
@Christopher Ziguras: English students escapethe fees nightmare and head for Europe.
@International Unit: Russia announces $US165million programme: Up to 2,000 students a year to study abroad from2013 to
Take 2 – Policy
@JohnDearn: Australia has to shift from exporting natural resourcestowards education and services, new report
@Diplomatic Courier: Talent Mobility: By 2050population older than 65 will be 67% in Japan, 53% in Germany, 39%in USA and 19% in
@OECDEdu: UK: More teachers to learn in classroom, not
Take 3 – R&D
@Bristol University: Uranium-series datingreveals Iberian paintings are Europe’s oldest cave
@Global Higher Ed: The role of researchuniversities for America’s
@Max Planck Society: What is beautiful? MaxPlanck Society plans establishment of a Max Planck Institute forEmpirical Aesthetics.
…and this week on ScienceGuideEU
@ScienceGuideEU: Teachers, reclaim highereducation! urges Terry Aladjem from Harvard’s Derek Bok
@ScienceGuideEU: Economic crisis splits EU
@ScienceGuideEU: Rising stars of Latin higher
Meest Gelezen
PVV de grootste partij: grote gevolgen voor hoger onderwijs
‘Verplicht Nederlandstalig hoger onderwijs raakt ook Nederlandse studenten’
Duitsland wil het hoger onderwijs en de wetenschap verder internationaliseren
CDA en NSC botsen over internationale studenten
‘Toekomstige minister, geef docenten ruimte voor onderwijsinnovatie’
