On the agenda – week 33, 2013

Take 1 – Internationalization
@ConversationUK: not only do Western universities open campuses globally, emerging countries open them up here too.
@thePIENews: Hungary goes international and offers 2.000 scholarships to Asian students.
@tsiligiris: an in depth study of destination choice Taiwan.
Take 2 – India
@EADI: read about the Indian calorie-paradox. Hoe do rapid economic growth and rising undernourishment go together?
@uniworldnews: political uproar as India’s Supreme Court ruled that caste-based quotas don’t have to be upheld for specialised teaching positions.
@oatp: India has launched a new learning repository for open educational resources.
Take 3 – Innovation
@mims: Google’s “20% time,” which allows employees to take one day a week to work on side projects, effectively no longer exists.
@timkastelle: In the future there will be no innovation without cocreation.
@MP_Innovation: stunning visualization of scientific collaborations around the world by Canadian data scientist Olivier Beauchesne.
…and this week on ScienceGuideEU
@ScienceGuideEU: international Law Professors build up pressure on U.N. to end immunity. Cases of Haiti and Srebrenica are telling.
@ScienceGuideEU: UK Universities and Science Minister David Willetts is keen to embrace much more foreign students in future.
Meest Gelezen
Onderwijs zorgt zelf voor stress bij studenten
‘Verstoorde arbeidsverhouding’ als ontslaggrond ondermijnt sociale veiligheid’
“De universiteiten in Nederland zijn op de rug gaan liggen voor Big Tech”
Valoriseren door een snelweg te blokkeren
‘Debat over internationalisering meer vanuit emotie dan feiten gevoerd’
