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BRICS CCI Women Empowerment's 4th Annual Summit shines a light on women's success, unveils a report on tech and business horizons in BRICS and celebrates the Global Women Leadership Programme
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Catriona McCarthy, Director of Global Engagement and Chair at BUILA and Rittika Chanda Parruck, MBE, Direction of education, India at British Council, engaged in a conversation with BW Education to navigate opportunities and support for Indian students wanting to study in Britain
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Maria Fasli, Executive Dean of Health and Data Sciences at the University of Essex, engaged in a comprehensive conversation with BW Businessworld, elucidating the framework and potential of data science for Indian students
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Engaging in a discussion with Brett Berquist, Assistant Vice Chancellor Engagement at the University of Canterbury. Education New Zealand Expands Student Opportunities in India through Partnerships with Leading Universities and Government Initiatives
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The first International Inclusion Alliance Conference, led by Global DEI Specialist Shruti Swaroop and Dr Neeraj A. Sharma, took place in New Delhi on February 15, 2024. The conference witnessed a gathering to foster cooperation and an inclusive world
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Education New Zealand unveiled the recipients of the New Zealand Excellence Awards (NZEA) scholarship at a media roundtable hosted in New Delhi, empowering 27 Indian students to study
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With a focus on empowering the youth, the summit highlighted the importance of education, collaboration and responsible practices in tackling India's escalating e-waste crisis
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Bharat Bhasker, Director, IIM Ahmedabad, highlighted the dynamic nature of management institutes, emphasising the need for continuous adaptation to technological advancements for the future of management education
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Focussing on educating students with the right mix of multidisciplinary and specialised approaches to foster great career choices is essential, say experts
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