Goethe University Frankfurt

Brick by Brick – Goethe University’s expansion continues

goethe_CampusRiedberg

Construction cranes are working ceaselessly on three campuses, Westend, Riedberg and Niederrad; the Goethe University Frankfurt expansion is moving ahead with giant steps.

University of Dayton

  • Worth Millions

    The University of Dayton hosts the world's largest student investment forum in the world.

Florida International University

  • Telebots to help disabled officers

    According to the Veterans Administration, there are more than 181,000 Afghanistan and Iraq War veterans collecting disability benefits today. Many of these veterans are unemployed. In addition to military vets, thousands of police are forced to retire every year because of disability. Telebots could change all that.

Boston University

The University of Scranton

  • An Invitation to a Conversation

    Father Maher says the Jesuit Center’s purpose boils down to a simple question for University of Scranton employees, “What difference does it make that I work at a Jesuit university?”

University of Roehampton

Victoria University of Wellington

The University of Warwick

  • Distance Learning MBA

    Warwick Business School began offering its Distance Learning MBA 25 years ago. Ray Irving, Head of Learning Resources Development for WBS discusses its progress.

Amity University

  • World-class Campuses

    Amity University benchmarks its campuses only against the best universities across the world.

Goethe University Frankfurt

Vanderbilt University

  • New website showcases discovery

    The latest news about discoveries by Vanderbilt researchers is now available on a new online news channel, Research News @ Vanderbilt.

Texas Tech University

  • Setting Sights on Becoming a National Research University

    Texas Tech has set a course to become a major national research university. Research and enrollment are at record levels. New research partnerships are providing unparalleled opportunities. Our students are bringing home regional and national academic championships. Our Phi Beta Kappa chapter has been deemed one of the best in the country.

1994 group

  • Robotic Fish to Analyse Port Pollution

    Researchers at the University of Essex have been awarded a share of £2.5 million to develop robotic fish that analyse and monitor pollution in a port.