Wednesday, September 28, 2011
Interview with Professor Hans Pechar
CHET presents a video interview with Professor Hans Pechar (University of Klagenfurt, Vienna) about the Humboldt Myth and the Bologna process in Europe, filmed September 6, 2011.
Friday, September 9, 2011
Views: “Revolutions Yet to Happen”
EDST Professor André Mazawi has written an article, “Revolutions Yet to Happen,” that appears in Inside Higher Ed, September 8, 2011.
“The overthrow of the Tunisian and Egyptian rulers, following widespread demonstrations for regime change—subsequently spreading from Algeria to Yemen, as well as to Libya, Syria, Jordan, and Bahrain—has raised hopes for a new political dawn across the Arab region. . . .”
The entire article can be read online.
“The overthrow of the Tunisian and Egyptian rulers, following widespread demonstrations for regime change—subsequently spreading from Algeria to Yemen, as well as to Libya, Syria, Jordan, and Bahrain—has raised hopes for a new political dawn across the Arab region. . . .”
The entire article can be read online.
Thursday, September 1, 2011
Hans Pechar: The Humboldt Myth and the Bologna Process
On Tuesday, September 6, the Centre for Policy Studies in Higher Education & Training (CHET) will host a presentation by Hans Pechar, on “The Humboldt Myth and the Bologna Process.” The presentaiton will take place from 11:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. in Ponderosa H, Room 123. See the event poster for an abstract.
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