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The Indian Institute of Technology, Delhi (IIT-D) on Tuesday announced its partnership with multinational electronics company Thales for a PhD fellowship programme to facilitate scientific collaboration between India and France.
Through this fellowship programme, Thales and IIT Delhi will facilitate scientific collaboration between Indian and French laboratories and boost industrial research by strengthening industry-academia relations.
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The Delhi Government today signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Thuringia, a state in Germany, to collaborate on exchange of faculty and research in higher education.
The agreement was signed between Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia and Georg Maier, State Secretary, Federal Free State of Thuringia at Delhi Secretariat for increasing cooperation in higher education.
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The International General Certificate of Secondary Education (IGCSE) to be launched by Pakistan Education Centre (PEC) next year will be affordable to thousands of aspirant expatriate students, the Principal has said.
In an interview with The Peninsula yesterday, PEC Principal Nargis Raza Otho disclosed that the Ministry of Education and Higher Education has granted permission to PEC to offer evening classes from grades 1 to 12 for people of all age groups.
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Two young cyclists 26-year-old Sumeet Paringe and 22-year-old old Prisiliya Madan, from Mumbai have been cycling across India armed with a mission. The duo, who started their journey from Kanyakumari in Tamil Nadu and will end it at Khardung-la in Jammu and Kashmir, have undertaken this expedition for a cause they care strongly about-girl child education.
This 'Cyclists for Change journey' will see them crossing 11 states, covering a distance of 4,400 kilometres in a span of 70 days. Though Paringe and Madan have both paddled on this route before, this is their first trip together.
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The 37th National Education Day and 50th International Literacy Day-2016 were observed across the country by organising various programmes.
President Bidhya Devi Bhandari conferred Nepal Bidhyabhusan medals class ‘A’ on 190 students, who received PhD degree from various national and international universities, class ‘B’ on 81 students who topped in various subjects in master’s level from various national universities and class ‘C’ to 15 students who topped in bachelor’s level.
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Almost 500, 000 students will benefit from the progressively free Senior High School education, President John Mahama has announced.
President Mahama addressing Chiefs and people of Agona Abodom in the Central Region on Monday during the commissioning of a Community Day SHS said “120,000 boarding students have been earmarked for the programme,” which he said will increase “the total number of students in senior high schools enjoying progressively free senior high school education to almost half a million Ghanaian students.”
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A new $65 million project to improve education sector in Somalia launched on 31 august, with the presences of Somali’s Federal Government officials and U.S. officials in the capital Mogadishu, Garowe online reports.
The signing ceremony was attended by the Minister of Education, Culture and Higher Education, Abdulkadir Abdi Hashi, the Minister of Finance, Mohamed Aden Ibrahim, U.S. Ambassador to Somalia, Stephen Schwartz and United States Agency for International Development (USAID) Assistant Administrator for Africa, Linda Etim, presided the signing of the bilateral agreement to formalize USAID’s support for educational development over a period of five years.
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