This work takes into consideration the wide reform process that is impacting on Universities all over the world, especially focusing on the public versus private funding debate for Higher Education Institutions. In this regard, the paper provides some considerations on possible funding sources, discusses data related to the relevance of public funding and presents the features of the main model...

The article provides an overview of the main trends and vectors development higher teacher education in EU countries Ukraine. authors analyze modern pedagogical education, identify points contact, problematic issues that need to be solved for effective integration Ukraine into European educational environment. reflects on faced by universities both It was also possible typical features environm...

Since the early 1980s, American taxpayers have invested heavily in public, university, and small business developers of crops and foods improved using biotechnology. Yet the return on this investment, in terms of new, improved genetically engineered (GE) crops, is disappointingly thin. Although the U.S. Department of Agriculture, universities, and small businesses have developed dozens of GE cr...

Throughout the 20th century, Jews have been greatly over-represented in western nations among intellectual elites, in the universities, and among the higher socio-economic classes. The two principal theories that have been advanced to explain this are that Jews have high intelligence and, alternatively, that they have cultural values that promote success. We review the evidence and present new ...

This paper reports on the postmigration experiences of a group Somali refugee students attending public schools in southwestern city Ontario, Canada. The findings were drawn from qualitative study conducted to investigate participants’ experiences. Data collected through semi-structured, one-on-one interviews with six participants. Study participants faced many learning difficulties and socio-c...