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    <title>Jordan ministry approves 330 scholarships</title>
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        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.
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    <title>University of Waterloo offers degrees in UAE</title>
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        Uiversity of Waterloo in Canada has partnered with Higher Colleges of Technology to offer Bachelor's of Applied Science degrees in Chemical Engineering and Civil Engineering at the Dubai Men's College campus. Students study for two years at UW UAE and the final two years in Waterloo Canada. A degree on Bachelor of Mathematics in Information Technology Management and in Financial Analysis and Risk Management will also be offered in September 2010. 
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        The scholarship committee of the Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC) has said that it has granted scholarships to 197 out of 345 applicants, including 33 university students and 164 high school graduates. The selected students will be supervised and monitored by ADEC's Guidance and Scholarship Department until they complete their university programs.
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        The Citi Foundation has renewed its support for the Higher Colleges of Technology through a third year $100,000 grant to the Citi-sponsored Bachelor Scholarships Programme. The grant aims to upgrade qualifications of HCT students to a bachelor degree from the current three-year higher diploma credentials. The added academic qualifications concentrate on areas of business and financial services such as accounting, human resources, marketing, travel and tourism, and e-business management.
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        Qatar University, Al-Faisal Holding Company and Qatar National Bank have announced the launch of a new joint initiative for students in QU's College of Business and Economics, Gulf Times has reported. Al-Faisal Educational Fund aims to enhance courses in investment and portfolio management by giving students the opportunity of firsthand experience of investment activities at Qatar Exchange and other stock markets in the Gulf region. The Fund is facilitated by Al-Faisal's subsidiary, the Al Rayyan Education Company and will be financed by Al-Faisal's chairman and CEO, Sheikh Faisal bin Qassim al-Thani. It will be managed by the investment department of QNB.
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