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UCAM and the Altamayyuz Academy of Saudi Arabia seal a training agreement in sports management.
The agreement, signed at the Los Jerónimos Campus, includes the launch of an Executive MBA in Sports Management.María Dolores García, president of UCAM , and Abdulaziz Al-Ghamdi, general director of Altamayyuz Academy , an educational institution in Saudi Arabia , have signed a framework agreement through which they will jointly develop training programs , including the implementation of an Executive MBA in Sports Management program. The signing ceremony was attended by Yazeed Alshaya, head of Business Development at the Saudi…
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Erasmus+ for a globally connected Europe: The Guild and ARUA’s recommendations
As the European Union considers the shape of its post-2027 programmes, The Guild urges a strengthened commitment to the international dimension of Erasmus+, highlighting its strategic value in advancing global cooperation and sustainable development.Following The Guild's previous contributions to the new Erasmus+ programme about making the grants systems fairer, simpler and more sustainable (January 2025), and looking into skills and competencies for innovation (February 2025), our new paper focuses on the interaction that Erasmus+ enables with international partners, drawing on…
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University of Helsinki: European Commission’s proposal to invest in knowledge-based Europe is a major step in the right direction
The University of Helsinki welcomes the European Commission’s proposal to significantly increase investment in research, innovation and education in the EU’s next Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) for 2028–2034.On 16 July, the European Commission published its proposal for the next EU budget framework. The proposal includes a near doubling of funding for Horizon Europe, the EU’s research and innovation programme, raising its budget to €175 billion. The Erasmus+ programme, which supports student mobility and international cooperation in education, would also see…
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London Mayor slams proposed international tuition fee levy
London's Lord Mayor has hit out at plans to introduce a levy on international students' university fees, with a stark warning that the move risks damaging the UK's hugely lucrative higher education sector. In a keynote address earlier this week at Imperial Global Ghana – Imperial College London’s overseas branch campus in Accra – Sadiq Khan warned that proposals for a new levy on international university fees would hit the UK’s finances hard, describing the policy as “an act of…
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Minimum student income needed to combat ‘crisis’
The UK needs to introduce an inflation-proof minimum student income linked to the living wage to combat “crisis levels” of poverty, according to a group of cross-party MPs. After hearing from students’ unions, universities, sector bodies, and individual experts, the All-Party Parliamentary Group (APPG) for Students has identified student poverty as one of the main challenges facing universities today. Reference Link:- https://www.timeshighereducation.com/news/minimum-student-income-needed-combat-crisis-poverty-levels
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