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News & Reports
Head of Bahrain’s Royal University for Women Is Keen to Tackle the Global Skills Gap
Yusra Mouzughi, president of Bahrain’s Royal University for Women, says Arab students lack the skills the labour market wants. Universities…
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Engineering Graduates Need Soft Skills, Says Dean at the American University of Sharjah
Fadi Aloul, dean of engineering at the American University of Sharjah, says his college is working in several ways to…
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Opinion
3 Ways Algerian Universities Can Reform to Help Build a Better Future
A professor suggests three avenues of reform for Algerian universities that can help the nation move toward a more socially…
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AUC Seeks to Promote Mental Health and Well-Being Across Its Community
The campaign aims to create an environment conducive to mental health that protects and meets the needs of everyone in…
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Lebanese University in Crisis: 10 Takeaways from Its President’s Remarks
On its 71st anniversary, the Lebanese University is in a fight for survival. At a sombre news conference, its president…
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Algeria’s Ban on Research Ties with Morocco Violates Academic Freedom, Scholars Say
Algerian and Moroccan academics say the decision will have little effect on scholarly output in either country because research collaborations…
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Children’s Literature Deserves Serious Study, Says Scholar Yasmine Motawy
Yasmine Motawy was recently honoured by the American University in Cairo for her studies of children's literature and its impact…
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Syrian Archaeologist Seeks International Help to Document Damaged Sites
Amal Al Kassem is developing a plan that involves fieldwork in Syria and remote analysis of damaged and looted sites…
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