Corvinus University joins 1% of business schools worldwide with Triple Crown accreditation

The evaluators identified Corvinus’s strategy development and execution as particular strengths. The University had already secured the other two accreditations needed for the Triple Crown. Corvinus first gained AMBA…

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Keeping the Learning Real in the AI Age Requires Coordination and Open Communication

It’s not surprising that many reached for a “prohibition and detection” model – just as it’s clear, in hindsight, that this was the wrong approach. Both Wonkhe’s Trained to stop learning research and Studiosity’s recent…

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FE experts at Walsall College celebrate publication firsts

It explored confidence and learner independence in transitioning to higher education study, as well as barriers and enablers, differences in approaches to study and use of digital technology and hybrid approaches.…

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New Centre of Excellence for Competitiveness Management

Competitiveness management includes analysing global and local trends and their impact on specific business models, turning ideas into profitable products, and building organisational resilience against external shocks.…

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Northern Regional College Shortlisted For Prestigious BACP Member Award

The national shortlist recognises Northern Regional College’s innovative and creative approach to course delivery and its commitment to providing an exceptional student learning experience while maintaining the highest…

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Nobel Prize awarded for revealing inner workings of the brain

Their research has helped scientists learn more about the inner workings of the brain, to better understand how the human mind works. The Nobel Committee praised the trio for laying the foundation of a new era in…

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AAT and Baltic Apprenticeships partner to combine digital and financial training to meet evolving workforce needs and boost financial literacy

Beginning this month, data apprentices at Baltic interested in finance will access relevant AAT modules depending on their role and development needs. This includes training on financial fundamentals through to…

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Shortages of crucial HIV medicines due to aid cuts are a ‘warning’, say experts

Organisations providing HIV care revealed that more than half (55%) had run out of stock within the past year, with a critical scarcity of HIV tests and pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) – a prescription medicine that…

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Tetr College of Business Welcomes its Undergraduate Class of 2030, Bringing Together 300 Students for a Four-Year Journey Across Seven Countries

Over the next four years, this group will travel across seven countries, including India, Dubai, China, Ghana, the U.S., Argentina and Europe, building a new business from the ground up in each market and learning to…

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Apprenticeships can only Close Skills Gaps if they Reach Everyone

Employers across the economy continue to report shortages in the skills needed to grow, innovate and adapt. At the same time, many people with the potential to meet those needs remain unable to access, complete or…

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