A significant number of students from India have managed to travel to the United Kingdom despite COVID-19 restrictions to take up courses across universities and are adjusting to the blended learning approach.
Tag: Education
British-Indian economics researcher joins expert post-Brexit trade panel
A London-based Indian-origin economics professor has been appointed to a new expert panel set up by the UK government to advise on the use of “cutting-edge” trade models and techniques as it moves towards clinching post-Brexit Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with countries.
US News releases 2021 Best Colleges Rankings in post-COVID era
The US News & World Report unveiled the 2021 US News Best Colleges ranking even as students and schools across the country are grappling with the impacts of the coronavirus pandemic.
NTU among top 30 in QS Global MBA rankings this year
Singapore’s Nanyang Technological University (NTU) has made it into the QS Global Master of Business Administration (MBA) Rankings top 30 list this year.
NTU partners Flywire on new digital payment platform for international students
International students at NTU can now enjoy a more secure and seamless online payment experience from almost anywhere in the world.
“Shekhar is a very positive thinker”: Atul Temurnikar waxes eloquent about Shekhar Ravjiani the Guru
Speaking to Connected to India, Atul Temurnikar, Co-Founder & Chairman of GIIS, shares how the idea for the GIIS-Shekhar Ravjiani School of Music came about.
NTU hosts SkillsFuture@NTU, first ever virtual event part of SkillsFuture Month
This year, Nanyang Technological University (NTU) is hosting SkillsFuture@NTU, the first-ever virtual event that is part of the SkillsFuture Month to promote lifelong learning among Singaporeans.
Striking the right notes; why Shekhar Ravjiani charms as a music Guru
Connected to India speaks to Shekhar Ravjiani, on his collaboration with the Global Indian International School, GIIS – Shekar Ravjiani School of Music – and his passion for teaching, and love for music.
Indian disability rights activist Arman Ali takes part in US State Department event
Disability rights activist Arman Ali represented India at a professional exchange programme offered by the United States, its consulate in Kolkata announced.
Secondary schools, Junior Colleges may resume lower-risk Co-Curricular Activities: MOE
Schools will still have flexibility in deciding when activities will resume, while also ensuring that the workload of teachers and students remain manageable.
