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Finnish students and universities concerned about budget proposal

Minister of Science and Culture Sari Multala (NCP) on Wednesday said to Helsingin Sanomat that the government expects the number of international university students to drop for no more than a couple of years due to the institution of higher tuition fees for students outside the EU and EEA.
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BA in Applied Police Studies launched - Breaking News

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Nearly all Kenyan students studying at Laurea secure continuation of studies

The payment issues faced by Kenyan students who commenced their studies at Laurea University of Applied Sciences in 2022 have been under investigation since the spring of 2023. Over 90 Kenyan students have completed their degree studies this spring. Out of them, 60 students are able and willing to continue their studies at Laurea with the assistance of a payment arrangement, while 31 are transitioning to vocational training in secondary level institutions.
Kanta Hame Region Uusimaa Region Teemu Ylikoski Laurea University Of Applied Sciences University Of Applied Sciences Ministry Of Education

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Packages of non-pharmaceutical interventions with complementary effects unequivocally reduced COVID-19 infections, finds major Royal Society report

Non-pharmaceutical interventions (NPIs), when applied in packages that combine a number of measures with complementary effects, were unequivocally effective in reducing the spread of infections during the COVID-19 pandemic, a major Royal Society report has found. NPIs are measures that are not drugs or vaccines aimed at reducing transmission of an infectious disease. The report, COVID-19: examining the effectiveness of non-pharmaceutical interventions, reviewed the scientific evidence ga...
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