VMU to Host First-Ever QS in Conversation Summit in the Baltic States
On 14-15 October 2019, VMU will host the first-ever QS in Conversation summit in the Baltic states, “Enhancing Visibility through International Cooperation: Mobility, Recognition, Branding”. QS in Conversation is a unique international summit which is highly focused and discussion-driven, focusing on important current issues in international higher education. While focused in scope, QS in Conversation is wide in diversity and deep in substance, bringing together the leading thinkers and decision makers from around the world. This edition of QS in Conversation is the  first QS event organised in…
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BURGUNDY SCHOOL OF BUSINESS HOSTS THE 27TH ENCATC CONGRESS FROM 2 TO 5 OCTOBER 2019
The most important European congress on cultural policy and management, on the theme "Diversity and sustainability in action. Cultural and educational policies and practices" From 2 to 5 October, BSB is hosting the 2019 edition of the International Congress of ENCATC (The European network on cultural management and policy), one of the most important events in Europe for the artistic and cultural management and policy sector. 200 specialists from all over the world, including the distinguished Australian professor David Throsby,…
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SMK Freshman Festival NEON fest'19
if you want to get to know the SMK community, feel and experience how SMK's coolest students really live - how they entertain, create, generate ideas and organize events - attend the freshman festival - SMK NEON FEST! Surrounded by forests - new friends, adventures, sports, neon fun awaits you at the recreation center "R?ta" at Bebrusai Lake! So don't wait, get your Neon fest image, sign up and see you on September 5-6! IN PROGRAM: "X Factor" winner from…
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INCREASING LIVESTOCK DIVERSITY CAN HELP PROMOTE BIODIVERSITY AND ECOSYSTEM FUNCTIONING
An international team including a researcher from the URJC identified the role of herbivore diversity as major regulators of biodiversity and ecosystem functioning in grazed ecosystems. RedactionThe global population is projected to exceed 11 billion by 2100. Such an increase in human population would imply an increment in the demand of meat and dairy, resulting in a larger portion of land surface dedicated to grazing for livestock –over 25% of emerged lands is already dedicated to this. Pasturing is one…
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ISEP Welcomes New Leaders to Board of Directors
ISEP welcomes Dr. Ellen R. Babby, Dr. Ann-Charlotte Larsson and Dr. Mark Salisbury to the Board of Directors. Arlington, Va. — Members of the ISEP Board of Directors elected three prominent international education leaders to join the ISEP Board for a 3-year term, effective July 1, 2019: Dr. Ellen R. Babby, Senior Fellow, Center for the Future of Arizona and a nonprofit consultant, has more than 30 years of experience in executive management in the nonprofit arena which she gained…
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