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Video set to change education as we know it

By QUT Tue, Jul 20, 2010 1:18PM UTC

According to a British research group (www.cybersentinel.co.uk), teens spend 3.5 hours a week instant messaging their friends, two hours on YouTube, and three hours a week on ‘Homework help’.  Internet video represented 30 per cent of total data transfers in 2009 and it will jump to 50 per cent by

A few thoughts on globalization

By Yeungnam University Tue, Jul 20, 2010 12:52PM UTC

CISS GLOBAL ECONOMIC ISSUES – CLASS BLOG  How is globalization beneficial?   Jay Jung, Yeungnam University:Globalization gives a lot of beneficial things to modern people. It has made our lives wealthier and more comfortable. For example, we can do lots of things by the internet these days. The internet is the symbol of

Welcome to Global Economic Issues

By Yeungnam University Tue, Jul 20, 2010 9:17AM UTC

June 28 to July 23rd Sees YU’s first Chunma International Summer School. Let’s meet the students of Wendy’s GLOBAL ECONOMIC ISSUES class. Andrew – US   I am Andrew Taylor. I am 21 years old (Korean age, 23) and a senior at the University of Nebraska – Omaha. My major is Economics and

The top MBA programs in the USA

By Asian Correspondent Mon, Jul 19, 2010 9:06PM UTC

A master’s degree in business administration is a must for today’s professionals, especially if they have dreams of entrepreneurship or executive management. If you’re looking for an exceptional U.S. university where you can earn your MBA, then you have a lot of decisions to make. There are more outstanding MBA

The top grad schools in the USA

By Asian Correspondent Mon, Jul 19, 2010 8:58PM UTC

The US has more institutes of higher education than any other country on earth, and most of these offer graduate-level degrees. With thousands of universities to choose from, settling on one is a daunting prospect. Enrollment in US grad schools is up, especially from international students. A recent survey by