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View all search resultsAs global health systems adapt to shifting demographics, rising costs and the lasting impacts of COVID-19, the demand for professionals who can navigate both policy and practice has never been clearer. At the National University of Singapore (NUS), two graduate programs, one long-established and one brand new, are preparing students to meet that demand head-on.
Maranatha Christian University is introducing flagship programs to celebrate its 59th anniversary. This year's anniversary celebration will be held on Sept. 11, with the theme “Maranatha Soars: Reaching New Horizons.” The series of events will take place in the Auditorium Prof. Dr. P. A. Surjadi, M.A. at the Maranatha Christian University campus, Bandung.
With just six years left to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), collective action involving various stakeholders is an important step that needs to be undertaken. Among many agenda items, the circular economy is seen as one of the driving forces where “business as usual” can be transformed from a linear to circular model for a sustainable future. Integrating the circular economy into our day-to-day business contributes significantly to the achievement of the SDGs, especially goals 8 on Economic Growth, 11 on Sustainable Cities, 12 on Responsible Consumption and Production, 13 on Climate Action, 14 on Life below Water and 15 on Life on Land.
Graduate-level students will no longer need to publish their work in a journal in order to graduate, according to a new policy recently signed by Education, Culture, Research and Technology Minister Nadiem Makarim.
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