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Over 300 courses showcased at GetexOver 300 academic and occupational courses are being presented to Emirati and expat students and professionals who are actively looking for higher education, professional development, and training options at an ongoing event in Dubai, UAE. More… |
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EGA, academics discuss plans to enhance researchEmirates Global Aluminium, the largest industrial company in the UAE outside oil and gas, and leading research academics from 10 local universities have met to plan how to enhance national academic research capabilities for industry in the UAE. More… |
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Tamkeen hosts workshop for academic, career mentorsBahrain's labour fund Tamkeen has organised an interactive workshop for academic and career mentors from the Ministry of Education’s Directorate of Public Education and Directorate of Technical and Vocational Training to exchange pro More… |
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Thumbay plans biggest private academic hospital in AjmanDubai-based Thumbay Group has announced a major drive to expand its healthcare operations globally as well as in the UAE by building the biggest private academic hospital in the region. This project is expected More… |
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New website celebrates life of top literary figureGhazialgosaibi.com, a memorial website dedicated to the late and admired literary and political figure Dr Ghazi Algosaibi, has added a new and insightful academic research to the site highlighting the statesman’s life’s work in the More… |
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BIBF, UK university to launch new academic initiativesUK-based University of Salford has entered into a new partnership with the Bahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF) to launch a number of collaborative academic initiatives for Bahrain and the UK. The tw More… |
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Dewa launches $28m substation in Dubai Academic CityDubai Electricity and Water Authority (Dewa) has launched a new Dh106-million ($28.8 million) 132/11kV substation, with a capacity of 150 megavolt amperes (MVA), in Dubai Academic City, according to a report. T More… |
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Dubai private schools ‘can increase fees 5.84pc’Dubai’s private schools can increase their fees by a minimum of 2.92 per cent to a maximum of 5.84 per cent for the academic year 2015/16, depending on their ratings following annual school inspections, according to a report. More… |
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BIBF, University of London discuss tie-upBahrain Institute of Banking and Finance (BIBF) deputy director Dr Ahmed Al-Shaikh recently met with senior officials of the University of London’s (UoL) to discuss plans to strengthen the cooperation between the two institutions. More… |
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EIMA signs deal with World Maritime UniversityEmirates International Maritime Academy (EIMA) has signed a deal on academic co-operation with World Maritime University - Sweden, an educational agency operating under the International Maritime Organisation (IMO). More… |
