STUDY IN EUROPE

Future veterinarian has ‘life-changing’ Italy fellowship
When University of Hawai?i at M?noa alumna Jemma Baird saw the chance for hands-on experience at animal rescues in Italy, she jumped at the opportunity. The animal science (pre-veterinary) major earned her bachelor’s degree in May 2022. Originally from Tucson, Arizona, Baird moved to Hawai?i to pursue marine biology, but decided to pursue animal science because of her interest in working with domesticated animals and livestock. Reference Link: https://www.hawaii.edu/news/2022/12/01/future-vet-italy-fellowship/
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Norway moving towards tuition fees for non-EU students in 2023
Short on time? Here are the highlights: Norway is considering the introduction of tuition fees for international students coming from outside the European Union as of fall 2023 A government proposal recommends annual tuition fees of about USD$13,000 A survey of just over 1,000 non-EU students who are considering studying in Norway has found that the move away from free tuition could deter up to 80% of prospective students Reference Link: https://monitor.icef.com/2022/11/norway-moving-towards-tuition-fees-for-non-eu-students-in-2023/
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Universities in central and eastern Europe want more say at EU level
The CE7 coalition of seven universities hopes a new partnership with the League European Research Universities will give them more influence in shaping EU policy to better suit their needsUniversities in central and eastern Europe need to make their voices heard when it comes to shaping EU policy, say representatives of CE7, a group of universities in Croatia, Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Poland, Serbia and Slovenia.In September the group signed a new partnership with the League of European Research Universities…
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Imperial and Germany’s TUM to develop new technologies to tackle global pollution
Imperial College London and the Technical University of Munich (TUM) in Germany have launched a partnership to develop new technologies to tackle the combined threats of global pollution, biodiversity loss and climate change.   The Imperial – TUM Zero Pollution Network will bring together scientists, industry, governments and other partners to develop and translate solutions to some of the greatest sustainability challenges.  The most innovative ideas and technologies that offer disruptive impact will be funded and supported through the network.  The…
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EU launches new Digital Europe calls for cyber resilience

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