Pristina thanks EU for its revival

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Issues concerning the financial help offered by the European Union to the Kosovo university Pristina for reconstruction are discussed. Particular attention is given to ways in which the funding was aimed at improving the studying conditions in the university.

Cases, Universities and colleges, Education, Kosovo, Corporate sponsorship, Pristina, Serbia

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IT beats health to get the biggest slice of revised FP7 budget

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In the rewritten European Union Seventh Framework Programme, information technology (IT) will get 16.7 percent of the overall budget, followed by health with 11 percent, according to European Commission papers passed to The Times Higher. Transport will get 7.6 percent of the overall budget and nanotechnologies/materials/manufacturing will get 6.3 percent.

Europe, Labor Distribution by Employer, Economic aspects, Statistics, Budget, Budgets

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EU institute starts to take shape

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The plans by the European Union's Council of Ministers to fund a European Institute of Technology (EIT) seem to finally speed up, despite wide protests.

United Kingdom, European Institute of Technology

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