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In this exclusive interview, Dr. Andy Lockett, Dean and Professor at the Warwick Business School (WBS), talks about a few burning questions about the new normal for the MBA space in the post COVID world, and WBS’s program highlights, USPs, along with tips/suggestions for MBA/WBS/Study Abroad aspirants. It has been more than 10 years of your association with WBS. How has your journey been so far?  It has been an incredible journey and one I look back on with pride. WBS has grown substantial...

~~ LOS ANGELES—Let’s be frank. There can be neither a Tokyo Olympics nor robust “study abroad” programs without a re-thinking of some of the restrictions put in place due to the ongoing battle against COVID-19. Speaking to a virtual audience during the Milken Institute’s 2020 Global Conference, Carol Christ, the Chancellor of the University of California, Berkeley, stated unequivocally that dependence on travel was the one issue higher education had to resolve in the coming decade. In...

March 15, 2021 When Campbell classes moved online last year, Conversation and Composition Spanish classes faced a dilemma. Taught by Dr. René Ibarra an Associate, professor of Spanish in the Foreign Language Department, the classes rely heavily on student  conversations to build fluency. Not only was in-person interaction limited, but with a number of restrictions to travel, all Study Abroad plans came to a sudden stop, and the “Study in Spain Program” for summer 2021 was cancelled. These...

Against a backdrop of uncertainty regarding COVID-19 related travel restrictions for the fall, the Office of Global Learning opened applications today...

Share Long at the heart of the University of Chicago’s programs abroad, Paris will soon be the home to an expanded center for the University’s distinctive scholarship and education, including a new Institute for International Studies. With programs in fields from neuroscience to cinema, the University’s expanded Center in Paris will be a state-of-the-art destination for the study of a broad range of disciplines, as well as a place for students and researchers from around the world to conn...

Intermediate Architects (3-6 years experience) Full-timeType: Robert Siegel Architects is currently seeking Intermediate Architects to work remotely who are strong designers and have experience in the preparation of analysis, concept design, DD and CD documentation for a range of building types for medium to large scale projects.  This position requires experience in coordinating building systems and technical issues in all phases of the design process. Candidates shoul...

Education News: CANBERRA: Although Australias economy is on track to recover from the Covid-19 pandemic, the countrys education sector remains a notable exception w.

The Department for Education (DfE) confirmed that India, already a top source of international students to the UK, may well be among the leading list of countries with which UK universities seek to strike student exchange projects

Intermediate Architects (3-6 years experience) Full-timeType: Robert Siegel Architects is currently seeking Intermediate Architects to work remotely who are strong designers and have experience in the preparation of analysis, concept design, DD and CD documentation for a range of building types for medium to large scale projects.  This position requires experience in coordinating building systems and technical issues in all phases of the design process. Candidates shoul...

Rising to challenge, CAILCD follows own advice by MaryAlice Bitts-Jackson Aya Sobhy ’21 was on her dream career path. She listened to her academic advisor. She studied hard. She attended Dickinson career-exploration and networking events. She researched internships with help from Dickinson’s Center for Advising, Internships & Lifelong Career Development (CAILCD), beginning in her first year on campus. And with CAILCDs guidance, she served two internships and refined her goals. Then 2020 h...