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Swiss universities anticipate a delay in their Horizon Europe association until 2025, in the wake of the UK's agreement with the program

The autumn joint application period for higher education institutions, which concluded on September 14, 2023, has seen remarkable interest in the offerings of Diak, with its Oulu campuss Social Work programs garnering significant attention. Among Diaks 340 available study places, 55 were dedicated to Social Work programs in Oulu, including the Bachelor of Social Services and the Bachelor of Social Services in Diaconal Work.

When hydrologist Abdul Wanis Ashour began researching the system of dams protecting the eastern Libya port town of Derna 17 years ago, the peril facing residents was already no secret, he said. "When I gathered the data, I found a number of problems in the Derna Valley: in the cracks present in the dams, the amount of rainfall and repeated floods," he told Reuters. "I found also a number of reports warning of a disaster taking place in the Derna Valley basin if the dams were not...

The deadly combination of a powerful storm, inadequate infrastructure and an unstable political environment has left the people of Libya victim to a disaster which might largely have been avoided.

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GENEVA, Switzerland (AFP) — From zero to 100 km/h in less than a second — a racing car built by students has broken the world record for electric vehicle acceleration, a Swiss university said Tues...

Wesley University Slashes Tuition by 50%

Thirty-three primary-level educators and five from teacher-training institutions in Jamaica will participate in an inaugural regional course designed to equip them with essential digital pedagogy skills. The course will be delivered by Häme...

A team of Swiss university students has broken the world record for the fastest acceleration from 0 to 100 km/h in an electric vehicle.