A recent survey of Japanese university presidents found that 26 of 60 national universities with social science and humanities programmes intend to close those departments during the 2016...
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...significance of the programme, both in terms of the impact on destination countries but also in its social and cultural impacts – to say nothing of its popular...
...had been achieved “at work,” via social interactions “with friends,” and even due to having “good teachers.” The wide availability of English-language media from the US may contribute...
...websites and social media platforms for evidence about how good, or ill-suited, a school likely would be for them. The catch with social media is, well, it’s social....
...Finally, this year’s survey also asked about the importance of leads from online sources and here we see the growing influence of social media and other online channels...
...social media, and others – may compose the largest proportion of contacts over time, well-chosen face-to-face meetings (e.g., via a FAM tour or attending an education conference or...
...in 2014 (up 56% from Q1 to Q3 2014), deserves the serious consideration of educational marketers. Snapchat is now the fastest-growing social media app for smartphones – ahead...
...universities to take “active steps to abolish [social science and humanities departments] or to convert them to serve areas that better meet society’s needs”; The British government announced...