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Tunisian-European Degree in Migration Studies Prepares Students to Help Find Solutions
Three universities in Tunisia and three in Europe collaborated in the joint master’s degree project, along with several international nongovernmental…
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UNIMED and International Organization for Migration Agree on Closer Cooperation
UNIMED and the U.N.’s International Organization have signed a memorandum of understanding to make their long-standing cooperation official.
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Ci-RES Project Helps Refugee Students Succeed in Algerian Universities
After fleeing their war-torn countries and seeking refuge in Algeria, many students are finding new hope after Algerian universities and…
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Yemeni Women Archive Documents Histories of Yemeni Women at Home and Abroad
Two Yemeni scholars launch an initiative to make sure the stories of women affected by Yemen’s continuing civil war are…
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‘Free to Think 2022’: Another Year of ‘Ruinous Attacks’ on Higher Education
In its annual report on academic freedom, Scholars at Risk analysed nearly 400 attacks on higher education around the world.
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Yemen’s Minister of Higher Education Describes War’s Toll on Universities
In an interview, the minister, Khaled Al-Wasabi, talks about the impact of seven years of combat on universities, research, students…
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Ford Foundation’s Saba Almubaslat Seeks Inclusive Approaches to Tough Issues
Lasting change on issues like empowering women requires a contextualised, localised approach, says Saba Almubaslat, head of the foundation’s office…
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Erasmus Student Network’s Chief Wants More to Experience Study Abroad
Juan Rayón González says the hundreds of thousands of young people who have studied abroad with the network’s help can…
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Learning to Earning: Forum Focuses on a Critical Transition for Youth
Four United Nations agencies recently convened a meeting in Jordan to discuss the skills young people need to transition from…
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Yemeni Scholar in Exile Studies Policies to Empower Women
Nadia Al-Sakkaf, a former Yemeni minister forced to flee her homeland, talks about her struggle to seek asylum and continue…
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