NJIT Named a Top 50 Undergraduate School for Entrepreneurship Studies by Princeton Review
NJIT is ranked No. 43 among the Top 50 Undergraduate Schools for Entrepreneurship Studies for 2021 across the country, and is the only university in New Jersey to achieve this recognition.
Six marathons in six days in the sahara desert
The University of Hull has helped three athletes prepare for the toughest foot race on the planet. The Marathon Des Sables takes place over six days – and 150 miles - in the heart of the Sahara Desert in North Africa.
China Education Expo 2021 – Virtual Event Schedule(19-20 June)
China Education Expo (CEE), hosted by China Education Association for International Exchange (CEAIE), takes place physically every October with more than 20 years development history.
Ancient stories of the sea: Mammung film premiere
Audiences are invited to share in a living memory from a period of climatic change that rivals what we are seeing today, at the film premiere of Mammung, next Tuesday 10 October.
Smartwatch technology could help with future alcohol interventions, new study finds
Alcohol harm costs NHS England £3.5 billion annually, with 70 people dying every day from alcohol-related causes in the UK (1).
New study finds indoor mining service workers feeling the heat
A new study by The University of Western Australia has revealed that indoor service workers in the mining industry bear the brunt of the cognitive, productivity and health impacts of extreme heat...
Renewed partnership with Dassault Systèmes puts next-gen engineers in the cloud
The University of Adelaide and Dassault Systèmes have extended their partnership, giving students access to some of the most powerful software available for systems engineering design and advanced manufacturing.
Future-proofing UQ’s student experience through teaching excellence
Six University of Queensland educators have received awards for Teaching Excellence, celebrating their commitment to enhancing student learning with creative and innovative practices.
International student caps threaten the Victorian economy
New independent analysis has revealed the government's proposed introduction of caps on universities’ international student enrolments would seriously damage the Victorian economy, strengthening calls for a review of the proposal.
Big potential for future of industrial robotics
Researchers at the Faculty of Engineering are exploring how 5G technology could help to transform the manufacturing industry.
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