HIGHER EDUCATION

The 9th edition of the 2014 International University Congress begins sessions today in Havana, focused on issues of social responsibility at those high education centers.»

Average academic level among Sancti Spiritus population rose to tenth grade, which is considered the most outstanding educational achievement in the territory during the last 55 years.»

President  highlighted the need to draw up a long-term rational plan to increase the quality of higher education, during the most recent session of the island’s Council of Ministers.»

Scientific researches and professional guidance will be main topics of discussion for the 45 delegates to the meeting summoned in Sancti Spiritus, prior to the 5th Congress of the Association of Pedagogues of Cuba (APC). The meeting, which takes place this Thursday at Captain Silverio Blanco Núñez University of Pedagogical Sciences, will focus on the most significant educational contributions of »

Sancti Spiritus graduated 2224 higher education students.»

With the motto that “for young people committed to their time, all time is short to do”, starts this Wednesday the work sessions of the VIII Congress of the Federation of University Students (FEU). In the Julio Antonio Mella  Youth Communist League National School UJC, where the 250 delegates are staying, a special morning ceremony took place as the occasion »

Cuban students kick off activities relevant to the 8th Congress of the University Student Federation, which takes place June 13 and 14 in Havana. Delegates to the university students’ meeting will gather in working commissions to address different issues related to their everyday life and will learn details about the ongoing update of Cuban economy.»

A comprehensive program of post-graduate courses is promoted at Sancti Spiritus’s Jose Marti University (UNISS), which back the economic, social, scientific and pedagogical development of this central Cuban territory.»

Cuban education and health cooperation agreements include undergraduate and postgraduate scholarships for foreign students mainly from Latin American, African, and Asian countries.»

Amir Alí and Susana are no longer  the same people they used to be before they met each other that day on the bus.»