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Articles

• Analyses

  11 mai 2022
  By: Denis Cristol

  Erasmus: a European educational success

  Erasmus: the roots of a European political and educational success.

• Publications

  11 mai 2022
  By: Benoit Pignard

  Escapade in the traveler's syndrome [Thesis].

  Traveling or expatriating means running the risk of suffering from a strange disease: the Paris syndrome. This syndrome mainly affects Japanese tourists visiting Paris and can take the form of psychological and physical suffering caused by the destruction of their representation of an idealized France by its reality. Let's discover in detail what allows the setting up of such a situation with the thesis of Kumiko Ishimaru.

• Analyses

  10 mai 2022
  By: Sandrine Benard

  Expatriate in V.O.

  Is expatriation for better or worse a perpetual dilemma between nostalgia for the language of one's origins and the quest for the foreigner? Is language an insurmountable challenge in this adventure? How to expatriate in the "original version"?

Trainings

• Classes

  15 mai 2022
  By: Udemy

  Connected Expats - Making a Successful International Move

  A big, international move can feel so daunting - how do you get a visa? What's a consulate visit like? And how in god's name are you supposed to afford everything if you're barely scraping by at home? The research can feel overwhelming. However, your life abroad is entirely within your reach, and the Connnected Expats course and community will help you get there!

• Classes

  15 mai 2022
  By: Coursera

  Human Rights for Open Societies

  Human rights are under pressure in many places across the globe. Peaceful protests are violently quashed. Voting is tampered with. And minorities are often excluded from decision-making. A solid protection of human rights is needed for an open society to exist and to flourish. But it is often an uphill battle to work towards that ideal. Equip yourself and learn more about what human rights are and how they work.

• Classes

  15 mai 2022
  By: EdX

  Immigration and Labour Markets in Economic History

  Do immigrants lower the wages of low-skilled workers? How quickly do immigrants integrate into the labour market and what policies foster integration? Explore these questions from the perspective of economic history, using empirical evidence and data analysis. This course may serve you to enhance your career options in the public or private sector.

Resources

• Video - Podcast - WebDocu

  10 mai 2022
  By: Sociétés

  Swedish disillusionment for Afghan expatriates

  In 2015, Sweden welcomed migrants with open arms, particularly those from Afghanistan. Years later, the immigration services have never been able to process all the applications and the climate has become hostile to these expatriates. Yet, some of them are doing everything to stay in Sweden.

• Video - Podcast - WebDocu

  10 mai 2022
  By: Sociétés

  The French in an America in crisis

  Many French expats have moved to the United States to live the American dream as portrayed in the media. Since 2016, however, political division and successive crises have made life in America much less rosy for these expats. Some continue to believe in this ideal while others have decided to leave.

• Video - Podcast - WebDocu

  10 mai 2022
  By: Sociétés

  What is the share of immigration in France?

  During the 2022 presidential campaign in France, the theme of immigration was on everyone's lips. Many politicians, on the right and even on the left, spoke of the migratory "threat", risking to sweep the French population. But what do the numbers really say? Is the picture as alarming as some claim?

Technologies

• Applications

  20 mai 2022
  By: Xperiencify

  To get students to complete their courses, have them play

  If a course is as interesting as it is fun to take, the student will see no point in leaving it. Here is a method with 7 triggers that are as good as video games.

• Directories

  10 mai 2022
  

  Truly private communications - 5 trusted apps and some not so trusted

  Even if we have nothing to hide, we still put curtains on our windows. We can do the same for our conversations and exchanges. 13 applications for securing communication, some more reliable than others.

• Directories

  04 mai 2022
  By: Thot Cursus

  Note-taking techniques and applications - Directory

  You'll find in this directory not only the most important note-taking techniques but also great applications to help make the most of them.

News

• 20 avril 2022
  By: University of Lausanne - UNIL

  Will your job disappear? Ask the robot or the A.I.

  A team of roboticists from EPFL and economists from the University of Lausanne have created an online tool that is accessible to everyone and estimates the probability of a job staying or disappearing.

• 13 avril 2022
  

  IIEP in Action 2021 [Report].

  At the worst of the health crisis caused by the COVID-19 epidemic, more than 1.6 billion learners of all ages were affected, representing 94% of the world's school-going population. During this period, IIEP supported the education systems of UNESCO Member States by providing key documents, policy recommendations and technical support.

• 09 mars 2022
  

  Building the capacity of ministries of education to lead in crisis

  Each of the case studies examined educational policy, infrastructure, institutional and technical capacity, teacher management, and coordination. They provide targeted recommendations based on the research findings. With several million refugees, including several hundred thousand children, the countries bordering Ukraine will be able to draw inspiration from them.

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