On the Agenda – Week 20, 2015

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15 mei 2015 | Turkey and Qatar will help Syrian refugees with a university. LinkedIn might be the future of global university rankings. The future of India as a science superpower. A possible Brexit and the implications for UK science funding and all about Bologna Yerevan 2015. This week's on the Agenda!

Take 1 –Education

Turkey and Qatar to establish joint international university for Syrian refugees http://t.co/pgdEZKPT8d via @DailySabah #HigherEd #CivilWar

— The OBHE (@theobhe) May 13, 2015

Edtech and MOOC Times in China https://t.co/EPwP2EkFa6 #edtech #ict4d #moocs

— World Bank EduTech (@WBedutech) May 14, 2015

Is @LinkedIn the future of global #unirankings? @DrEducationBlog presents 4 reasons in support of LinkedIn’s rankings http://t.co/JvLkzsbUtw

— WES (@WESPicks) May 12, 2015

Are efficient #schools more inclusive? | New blog post on educationtoday http://t.co/TAlbnptul4 #OECDPISA pic.twitter.com/LTZdovME86

— OECD Education (@OECD_Edu) May 15, 2015

Take 2 –Research

Can #India make it as a science superpower? http://t.co/VXVeW1clQr pic.twitter.com/Gz3nrNKRIS

— Nature News&Comment (@NatureNews) May 14, 2015

Robert-Jan Smits explains details of EU’s new #ScienceAdvice panel #SAM @innovationunion @EU_Commission @Moedas http://t.co/skRTsMNGtI

— Science|Business (@scibus) May 15, 2015

EU science funding: ’the UK cannot afford to lose out on this pot of money’ http://t.co/atnMmqzGfT

— Higher Education (@GdnHigherEd) May 14, 2015

China is beating the U.S. in health research, NIH’s director tells @CristinaAlesci. Watch: http://t.co/jirvrTW69d pic.twitter.com/dhH4L9lAXK

— CNNMoney (@CNNMoney) May 12, 2015

Take 3 –Bologna Yerevan 2015

Belarus joins Bologna Process at the second attempt http://t.co/B2YjUXZJ1c #twiby #HigherEd #EHEA #BolognaProcess #Yerevan #education

— EuroBelarus.Info_En (@eurobelarus_en) May 15, 2015

What next for the #bolognaprocess? Discussing new priorities for #highereducation in Yerevan https://t.co/tGxTyvemSO

— Tibor Navracsics (@TNavracsicsEU) May 14, 2015

Voor Bologna- conferentie in Yerevan: Recommendations from Professional Higher Education to EHEA Ministers http://t.co/QfqFT1i3Ej

— Frank Hendriks (@f_hendriks) May 11, 2015

#EHEA Ministerial #Conference and Fourth #Bologna Policy Forum is taking place now in Yerevan, Armenia https://t.co/JqM729blOn

— EU Armenia (@EU_Armenia) May 14, 2015

…and this week on ScienceGuideEU

A new Scientific Advice Mechanism aims to provide an integrated approach to science-based policy making for the EU http://t.co/54sJpQCLDv

— ScienceGuideEU (@ScienceGuideEU) May 13, 2015