Education
The economic growth of the Middle East is placing even greater importance on the education sector, with competition between colleges and universities for students intensifying. With world renowned institutions also looking to establish a presence in the region, education has become a vital component of the region's economic future.
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Jordan ministry approves 330 scholarships
Jordanian Education Ministry has approved university scholarships for 330 male students to enroll in bachelor's programmes at public universities, Jordan Times has reported. Priority for the 2009-2010 scholarships was given to academically outstanding students, the ministry said.- » University of Waterloo offers degrees in UAE
- » Adec grants 197 scholarships
- » Citi Foundation grants $100,000 scholarship
- » Qatar University launches educational fund
- » GEMS school layoffs were 'normal adjustments'
- » Mantra signs research deal with Saudi university
- » Heriot-Watt University Dubai to build new campus
- » ICDL, MSU Dubai tie up for ICT programs
- » Gems to shut Dubai secondary school
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Track receives three awards from SkillSoft EMEA Café 09 in Barcelona
Track Learning Solutions (TLS) receives three awards from SkillSoft at EMEA Channel Café 09. Track Learning Solution the Subsidiary of Humansoft specialized in Technology Based Learning (TBL) continues to prove success within the EMEA region.- » University of Waterloo and HCT officially open Waterloo UAE
- » CFA Bahrain and Barclays Global Investors host key event to discuss $890bn international ETF's market
- » New customised bilingual ICT program to be developed for university in Dubai
- » Abu Dhabi DED establishes 'Department of Economic Development Dean of Entrepreneurship' at HCT
- » British Council opens state-of-the-art centre in Dubai
- » His Highness Sheikh Ahmed bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum launches Arab Knowledge Report
- » $34m investment in new simulators at Gulf Aviation Academy
- » Education Minister to open GCC Learning Disability Conference
- » Institute of Vocational Development becomes largest BTEC provider in Gulf region
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