Tag: University of Mauritius

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The challenges facing the UOM are many but if we want to strive towards excellence, it is at the teaching and learning levels that urgent basic reforms should

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The young people will not be waiting for 2030 to get a decent job nor will the public wait for the long term for an improvement in their

Fire security in retail chains

We are misunderstanding the nature of education. We are misunderstanding how individuals relate to society. Can education be valued by what we earn? What price on literacy? What

Whatever happened to the Report from the EU consulting team? Are we to deduce that vested interests may have had a say in its discrete burial? — By S.

Interview: Professor Singfat Chu, National University of Singapore

We pride ourselves to be first in many sectors in Africa but in higher education we are lagging very far behind indeed — By Sada Reddi

Issues concerning the quality of teaching and research at the University should be debated at all levels so that in the end, an enabling environment can be created

On Wednesday 14 December 2016 at Octave Wiehe Hall (Reduit), the opening ceremony of the establishment of Confucius Institute was held on our soil.

It is well to remember that whether we live in a gated residence, drink bottled water or breathe bottled air, Karma has its own way to catch up

A storm is brewing in a teacup at University of Mauritius (UOM) about a trifling matter – the academic level of a handful of English Language/Literature students.