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  A pan-Middle Eastern science venture, a Lebanese brain drain and an oil boost from Namibia.

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  Italians want the world to know how to make gelato. Which is why one school is attracting foreigners to study the art.

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  Med school

  

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  Palestinians and Israelis are among the first intake at the new Euro-Mediterranean University. Embodying the ideals of Nicolas Sarkozy’s Mediterranean Union, it’s an attempt to create a new generation of cooperative leaders…

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  French revision

  

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  Napoleon sold off Louisiana in 1803 but the French government is busier than ever promoting Gallic culture in the former colonial state. Latest move: funding a new school and getting the headlines from Paris on the local…

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  Arts cool

  

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  With the stunning architecture of its Frank Gehry-designed performing arts centre and a star-studded roster of visiting talent, Bard College in Upstate New York is less like an academic institution, more like this summer’s…

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  Expo 60: Class act

  

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  Central Saint Martins is flying the flag for art and design education in the UK, despite short-sighted government policies. Monocle goes back to school.

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  Design / Education

  Best in class

  

  Issue 46

  While some countries struggle to adopt an enlightened policy to school design, innovative architects around the globe are demonstrating that a healthy learning environment with plenty of light and natural materials means…

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  Asia briefing

  

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  China rediscovers the bicycle as oil prices soar while disaffected Japanese youths flirt with communism.

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• Business / Education

  Speaking volumes

  

  Issue 39

  In the past three years, Swedish language-teaching company EF has tripled in size and has left its competitors speechless. We profile the family firm that is transforming the industry.

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  Expo 34: Story of creation

  

  Issue 34

  The Ecole Cantonale d’Art de Lausanne has risen from being a regional art school to become one of the leading design academies in Europe over the last 15 years. This is largely down to ECAL’s innovative and energetic head…

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  Design / Education

  Class act

  

  Issue 1

  In 1949, Taiwan had one university, three colleges and a student population of just 5,000. Now there are 154 institutes of higher education, and almost a million students. This boom is partly attributable to the growth in…

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  Affairs / Education

  Class acts

  Issue 46

  Here we profile the rest of the teaching pioneers who made it to our education Top 20 Their ideas get top marks for themselves - and their students - and we'll be showing up for courses with them.

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