China announced on Wednesday to largely increase the number of government scholarships to African students, in a bid to step up youth exchanges and lay a solid foundation for future China-Africa friendly ties. View full post on All Stories
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China vows to increase government scholarships for African students
April 20th, 2011 
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November 3rd, 2010 admin China’s currency issue and a popular play about the Enron debacle have the Monitor’s language columnist thinking about the link between managing and manipulating. View full post on Education Stories
Posted in college education Tags: China, currency, currency issue, education, enron debacle, gets, hand, issue, language columnist, manipulation, play Comments OffHIGHER EDUCATION REFORMS-SOME THOUGHTS
December 22nd, 2009 admin The phrase globalization has become widespread and a popular subject matter in any domestic and international discussion in various fields. Higher education is not an exception. Globalization concept generates several implications not only for economic growth but also political and social development inter alia the role of higher education in the development of the nation-state. [...]
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