French set up business masters by internet
PARIS A masters in international business management conducted entirely on the internet has been set up by the University of Picardy Jules-Verne in Amiens, France. The course in management of...
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Fourteen suspended for not paying fees
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Vosene four win by a head
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Management pioneers
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UK lags behind in DV revolution
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Finns at cutting edge
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Saving grace
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Ulster funds IT centre
The University of Ulster is setting up a specialist centre for information and computer sciences as part of the national initiative to improve the quality of teaching and learning. The Pounds 1.25...
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Southern magnet
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Program to win
The British Computer Society's programming competition is open for entries. Teams of up to five, including a team manager, who are aged 17-30 are tested against the clock in programming tasks using C...
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UMIST masters
The University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology is launching a centre for corporate communications to equip future business leaders with digital communications skills. The centre,...
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OECD opens e-doors
Web information portal ingenta and the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development are launching Source-OECD, a service that will deliver the OECD's extensive range of reports and...
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Extending the grade
Nicholas Tate asks the universities to say what they want from the new A levels. We have been talking about changing the curriculum for as long as most people can remember. At last, in September, the...
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OS maps go online for 172 subscribers
Researchers and students will now be able to view and print Ordnance Survey maps at scales up to street-level details. The Digimap service available through Edina, the Joint Information Systems...