Fulbright Visiting Scholar ProgramApplication for Advanced Research and University Teaching Awards in the United StatesAcademic Year 2011‐2012

The Public Affairs Section of the US Embassy Algiers is pleased to announce that the NEA Fulbright Branch in the Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs will offer a new short-term Regional Fulbright Visiting Scholar program for the Middle East and North Africa in science and technology and other fields. This specially-designed three-month scholar program … [Read more…]

STUDY OF THE UNITED STATES INSTITUTES (SUSI) FOR SCHOLARS AND SECONDARY SCHOOL EDUCATORS2011

Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists The Edward R. Murrow Program for Journalists invites rising international journalists to travel to the United States and examine journalistic principles and practices. Since its inception in 2006, the program has welcomed more than 600 foreign journalists. In October and November, more than 150 journalists from 125 countries will … [Read more…]

Rise in International Student Enrollment; More Come from China International Student Enrollments in United States Rose in 2009-2010, Led By Strong Increase in Students from China The number of international students at colleges and universities in the United States increased by 3 percent to 690,923 during the 2009-2010 academic year, representing a record high number … [Read more…]

American Education Fair in Libya Signals Growing Student Interest Washington — Thousands of Libyans aiming to study in the United States attended the “2010 Study in the USA Education Fair” November 6–7 at Al-Fateh University in Tripoli. More than 30 American educational institutions were represented at the fair, which was a joint effort between the … [Read more…]

La section des affaires publiques de l’ambassade des Etats-Unis à Alger et l’organisation non-gouvernementale Amideast ont procédé hier au lancement des sélections du programme de bourses d’études Mepi (Middle East Partnership Initiative/ leaders de demain). C’est ce que nous apprenons dans un communiqué rendu public hier par les services de la chancellerie américaine à Alger. … [Read more…]

La Ville de Paris lance l’appel à projets Paris Jeunes 2011 L’initiative est à mettre au crédit de Bruno Julliard, adjoint chargé de la jeunesse. Le but est de favoriser les initiatives des jeunes Parisiens, et de les aider à réaliser leurs projets. L’offre s’adresse à tous les jeunes de 13 à 30 ans, qui … [Read more…]

Triki, l’entrepreneur du supérieur Ce Sfaxien, doyen de la Mediterranean School of business (Tunisie), a su imposer son école, qui compte désormais parmi les meilleures du continent. Il faut avoir le cœur bien accroché. À 71 ans, le bouillant doyen de la Mediterranean School of Business (MSB, basée à Carthage) aime conduire vite. D’autant plus … [Read more…]

1er salon des auteurs africains de bande dessinée En 2010, 14 pays africains fêteront le cinquantième anniversaire de leur indépendance. Coïncidence, 1960 est également la date de naissance de la première bd publiée dans un pays du continent africain. Depuis 50 ans, la bande dessinée a évolué en Afrique, acquérant ses lettres de noblesse à … [Read more…]