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Financial Times 'Masters in Management 2025' Ranking : NEOMA in World's Top 30
NEOMA is now established among the world's top 30 in the Financial Times 'Masters in Management 2025'. This prestigious list ranks the 100 best institutions in the world. Our Master in Management is ranked 30th internationally, up 4 places from 2024, when it was 34th.More specifically, several of the particular criteria demonstrate the quality of the program:The international focus of the program, ranked in 7th place worldwide for the diversity of its teaching staff and the way the students are…
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Universities of Greenwich and Kent to Merge
Two leading universities in the UK have announced a merger from 2026 to create a new multi-university group amid the financial crisis being faced by the higher education sector.The move is being reported as the creation of a new ‘super-university’ that stretches all the way from the University of Kent’s campus in Canterbury to central London. Currently both universities share facilities at the Medway campus in Gillingham.The merger will create a combined capacity of more than 47,000 students, making it…
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Lithuanian Chemists Developed Oxygen Sensors that can be Applied from Food Packaging to Cancer Diagnostics
Researchers at Kaunas University of Technology (KTU), Lithuania, have developed new organic compounds that act as highly sensitive oxygen sensors. These sensors can accurately detect even the slightest amounts of oxygen in the environment – information that is crucial in situations where oxygen concentration can determine the success of a process or even a person’s life.The sensors can be applied in medicine, for example, in diagnosing tumour hypoxia – a condition in which there is almost no oxygen around a…
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Researchers at Klaipeda University to develop a system that will help prevent risks in water
Researchers at Klaipeda University (KU) are taking a new step in assessing the water quality of bathing areas by developing real time risk analysis systems and applying advanced molecular technologies as well as artificial intelligence-based solutions. The researchers’ goal is not only to determine when it is unsafe to swim, but also to create a functioning information system that helps residents and institutions make informed decisions. An automated bathing water quality assessment tool is being developed under the European Space…
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UK still top choice for pathway students despite policy changes
The UK remains a coveted study destination despite immigration policies affecting international students, a new survey of NCUK pathway students has found.International students are placing getting a quality education over policy developments – with the UK keeping its spot as the preferred desitnation for 80% of nearly 1,000 pathway students surveyed by NCUK.A new report covering the survey’s findings analyses data from 921 students across 88 countries studying an international foundation year or Master’s preparatino programs, looking at their motivations…
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