I think, therefore I earn
Philosophy graduates are suddenly all the rage with employers. What can they possibly have to offer?
“A degree in philosophy? What are you going to do with that then?”
Philosophy students will tell you they’ve been asked this question more times than they care to remember.
“The response people seem to want is a […]

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Written By: John Mulaa
One of the most thrilling things about much of Africa is the insatiable thirst for education evident everywhere. Enrollment rolls have increased in leaps and bounds over the years in nearly all countries, helped by rather belated recognition by policy makers that access has something to do with cost to learners.
Lower the […]

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Subject Guide Series: Nursing
Care of the sick and injured - includes nursing and medical technology
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What will I learn?
All nursing courses, both diplomas and degrees, teach a core number of topics in the first year, before allowing students to specialise in one of four areas - adult, learning disabilities, mental […]

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The University of Ibadan has expanded its vision and mission in response to the aspiration of the nation to ensure development through knowledge creation and dissemination.

The Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Olufemi Bamiro, disclosed this in Ibadan on Friday at the second day of the 2007 three-day Foundation Day ceremony where 1,190 fresh graduates from four faculties were […]

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Scottish universities will be allowed to increase their foreign students, build more overseas campuses and forge closer alliances with multinational companies to ensure they can compete with elite English universities, the Guardian has learned.The Scottish education secretary, Fiona Hyslop, said yesterday she shared the fears of universities such as Edinburgh, Glasgow and St Andrews that […]

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Universities in Scotland fear a £138m shortfall in the three-year funding settlement, announced by the Scottish executive this week, will make them less competitive than English institutions.Scottish universities demanded an increase in public funding of £168m by the end of the spending review period, which they planned to use to win private money to increase […]

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