Iqra Technology offers a comprehensive IT training program for undergraduates and graduates, providing real-time training in various technologies to enhance their careers. Choose from a wide range of technology and business solutions.

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Explore ways to connect with students face-to-face, promote roles, internships, and opportunities at upcoming graduate recruitment fairs. Build brand awareness among final year undergraduates and postgraduates from various disciplines. Register now for the event!

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Mentoring undergraduate and graduate students in research, Matthew Alexander from the Dept. of Chemical & Natural Gas Engineering at Texas A&M University-Kingsville, Texas, discusses his involvement in student research mentoring programs at TAMUK, including opportunities for undergraduates and gradu

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Exploring the impact of AI in higher education, this content delves into the capabilities of LLMs, tasks ChatGPT/AI excels in, and main AI-related issues faced in teaching and learning. Insights from undergraduates' perceptions and expectations on AI in education are also highlighted.

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Explore the Tokyo Global Partnership Scholarship Program offering opportunities to earn a graduate degree from Tokyo Metropolitan University with benefits like international airfare, tuition coverage, and a monthly stipend. Hear from a 2021 recipient, Manolo Benitez, who shares his enriching experie

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Explore the diverse range of resources available for psychology undergraduates at Stony Brook University, including academic advising, tutoring, career center events, student alliances, and community service opportunities. Enhance your academic experience, build your CV, and connect with opportuniti

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The Aditya Birla Capital Scholarship is run by the Aditya Birla Capital Foundation and is designed to help students in Classes 1 to 12 and undergraduates with financial aid for their education. The program provides a one-time scholarship of up to INR 60,000 to cover academic expenses. \nTo Know More

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Don Jones provided an update on the status of equipment upgrades and cable management tasks for June 6, 2024. The tech team removed enclosures with Simona's help, worked on soldering connectors, discussed cable layout with colleagues, and had undergraduates assisting on site. Initiatives included de

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The Faculty of Science at Cairo University offers 26 Scientific Degrees with various specializations in Mathematics, Physics, Chemistry, Biology, and more. Students can pursue single or double specializations in English. The curriculum follows the Credit Hour System, admitting students from science

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The Mohan Research Lab offers undergraduates the chance to conduct impactful research that can be published, focusing on biomarkers and targets for autoimmune diseases and cancers. Led by an international team of researchers, the lab provides a collaborative environment for students to engage in cut

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Explore methods to instill an entrepreneurial mindset in engineering undergraduates through concept development activities. The workshop focuses on tools such as Concept Fans, brainstorming exercises, and group activities to foster creativity and innovation in engineering education.

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Exploring early experiences of first-year undergraduates and initiatives by universities to aid their transition. Includes a session outline from the University of Glamorgan detailing various support programs and strategies targeting at-risk groups for better retention and performance outcomes.

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Mines @150 presents opportunities for faculty engagement, creativity, and expertise to enhance the faculty senate objectives. Led by President Johnson and the Foundation, initiatives worth $500k were opened to solicit valuable ideas benefiting Mines and students. Various proposals were received, eva

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Sabanci University's present research delves into the varying roles associated with service-learning facilitators within humanities courses, involving faculty members, EAP Instructors, graduate students, and undergraduates. Through surveys and interviews, significant insights have been gathered rega

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With a diverse student body of 54,454, including 16,000 graduates and 37,000 undergraduates, World University of Technology (WUT) boasts a strong faculty comprising renowned academicians and researchers. WUT is a hub for high-level research, housing 27 innovative research centers in various fields.

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Explore the role of proof in mathematics education, focusing on how mathematicians and students approach and understand proofs. Delve into the challenges undergraduates face in justifying claims deductively and the historical shifts in investigating proof in education.

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The tuition and fee recommendations for resident and nonresident undergraduates, graduates, and various scenarios from different schools are compared. It includes proposed increases, feedback from advisory groups, and new tuition rates for the upcoming years. The analysis shows adjustments in rates

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This presentation delves into the experiences of students at a small, liberal arts women's college regarding campus climate, sense of belonging, and student engagement. Research questions focus on student perceptions, engagement levels, and their impact on educational outcomes. The study investigate

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Exploring the integration of undergraduate research into academic curricula to yield publishable scholarship, enhance teaching and learning knowledge, engage students, and improve retention and success rates. The benefits of authentic research experiences for undergraduates are highlighted, along wi

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Research Experiences for Undergrads (REU) funded by the National Science Foundation (NSF) offer unique opportunities for students in the USA. These programs provide hands-on research experience, the chance for publication, exposure to diverse fields, and valuable skills for career progression. NSF f

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Teaching GLMs at the University of Auckland involves a collaborative effort, utilizing reproducible research techniques and foundational linear modeling concepts. The courses cover trend analysis, factor variables, mixing variables, and handling exceptions like curves and exponential relationships.

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Philip (Phil) Abitua, PhD, and Osama (Sama) Ahmed, PhD, are passionate advocates for diversity, equity, and inclusion in STEM fields. Phil focuses on empowering underrepresented minority postdocs and enhancing their success as junior faculty, while Sama mentors undergraduates and promotes peer mento

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In 2020, undergraduates saw a range of employment outcomes with varying salaries across different fields. The data reveals statistics on employment rates, average salaries, top employers, and regional employment patterns. Major industries like Accounting, Finance, HR/Management, Marketing, and Suppl

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Undergraduate students in the UK studying Creative and Media subjects are reporting lower satisfaction rates with their courses. The UK National Student Survey (NSS) plays a vital role in evaluating student expectations and satisfaction, with a focus on teaching quality, assessment feedback, academi

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Challenges faced by mathematics and statistics programs in preparing scientifically literate citizens, including low success rates, disparities in degree awards for underrepresented minorities, and high failure rates under traditional lecture approaches. Two influential reports criticized the teachi

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The Academic Research Enhancement Award (AREA) Program, directed by Dr. Michelle M. Timmerman, aims to support small-scale research projects, expose students to hands-on research, and strengthen research environments at educational institutions. With key features including a three-year project perio

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Explore the significance of critical thinking in psychology education, delving into theoretical frameworks and strategies for implementation in online classrooms. Discover why fostering a questioning attitude is essential for undergraduates to navigate a world filled with biases and misconceptions.

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The National Science Foundation (NSF) Division of Undergraduate Education (DUE) offers various funding opportunities and programs to support science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) education. The DUE aims to enhance undergraduate education, produce more STEM graduates, and advance r

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A mixed-method study involving thirty undergraduate students explored critical thinking skills in relation to adolescent brain development. Students engaged in a content unit on the adolescent brain and a TED Talk assignment, addressing legal issues affecting teenagers. Prompts included discussions

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The survey results show that 68% of agencies have hired interns, mostly unpaid or with minimal pay. 79% work with cities, 83% are urban organizations, and 62.5% offer internships for 3-6 months. Pay for interns is available in 26% of cases, usually for graduate students. Academic levels vary, with 3

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Fall enrollment trends, growth in graduate programs, impact on new undergraduates, online program expansion, and retention rates of new students contribute to a comprehensive overview of academic performance and planning at SUNY Oswego for the 2022-23 academic year.

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The centricity of international student mobility in Luxembourg's higher education policy discourse was discussed at the MOVE final conference in March 2018. Analysis of student mobility trends, higher education landscape in Luxembourg, and future visions were presented alongside the significance of

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The GLOBE Scholars Pilot Program 2019 aims to enhance engineering undergraduates' international industry or research experience while promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) awareness globally. Eligible students from the College of Engineering at UC Berkeley can apply for internships and DE

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The Peace Corps Prep program is a certificate program for undergraduates that focuses on developing competencies in training, experience, foreign language skills, professional and leadership development, and intercultural competence. It offers a framework to build four key competencies through cours

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Reviewing barriers faced by undergraduates intending to major in STEM and exploring opportunities to overcome these challenges. Providing research-based guidance to support diverse pathways in completing STEM degrees.

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This study proposal aims to investigate the correlations between Reflective Functioning (RF), interoception, and art experience among undergraduates. Through exploring how RF and interoception are linked to affect regulation, emotion, and the sense of self, the study seeks to shed light on the role

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Forces AVENIR is a grant program recognizing students' commitment, creativity, and leadership with projects impacting communities. Categories include Personality AVENIR for undergraduates and graduates, as well as project categories such as Entrepreneurship, Arts & Culture, Mutual Aid & Justice, Env

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The National Science Foundation (NSF) supports basic research through its discipline-based structure, incorporating mechanisms like Research Experiences for Undergraduates and Minority Postdoctoral Research Fellowships. The Directorate for Social, Behavioral, and Economic Sciences houses programs su

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The First Year Experience (FYE) Pilot Program is designed to support first-year college students, including those who are first-generation, have disabilities, qualify for financial aid, are single parents, foster youth, or veterans. The program offers classes in various subjects, with a focus on ind

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This study explores undergraduates' interest in earth-related careers and motivation to address environmental challenges. The research, supported by the NSF, utilized an Attitudinal Instrument survey to gather data on career interests, concerns about environmental issues, and demographic information

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