GATS and Education: An "Insider" View from Norway

Higher Education and Gats

Academic postgraduate medical education -- an Oxford view.

Postgraduate medical education in the UK has gone through a maelstrom of change in the last 20 years; many components have disadvantaged clinical academic training in particular. In this article we summarise some of the changes and describe the advantages of the creation of a dedicated clinical academic graduate school as a response to these changes.

Graduate dental education in Norway for students from developing countries.

569 I wish to inform readers of the Journal of Dental Education about a type of international dental education available in Norway. The universities of Bergen and Oslo offer research training programs leading to a master’s of philosophy in dentistry. This program is coordinated by Norway’s Center of International Health (CIH). The emphasis in research training is the field of public health. The...

Education and completed fertility in Norway

Using Norwegian data we find that married women’s education is positively associated with completed fertility, but this relationship becomes insignificant after controlling for husbands’ characteristics. Husbands’ education has a positive effect on women’s fertility. These findings suggest that the effect of education on married women’s fertility goes through assortative mating. For unmarried w...

I-28: Gamete Donation from An Islamic View

One of the distinction between an ethical proposition and a proposition in Islamic Jurisprudence (Feqh) or Islamic Law is in their predicates. All three speak of the free action of human being as their subjects. Nature of human being discussed in this article according to Islamic point of view. Status of a gamete and nature of human being correlated to each other and affect to the conclusion. H...