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ChatGPT: Educational friend or foe?

ChatGPT: Educational friend or foe? – Education Beyond Borders Podcast

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ChatGPT is incredible – and terrifying.

19-JAN-2023 | How many jobs will this kill? Will it disrupt our education system?

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Trends in education – decreasing student attention spans

Trends in Education – decreasing student attention spans – Education Beyond Borders Podcast

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21-OCT-2022 | Education and teaching styles must adjust to the brain which has changed due to an increasingly digitalized lifestyle.

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Study abroad: Students and families are increasingly looking at affordable destinations

Study abroad: Students and families are increasingly looking at affordable destinations – Education Beyond Borders Podcast

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Affordability has become a main factor for international students when choosing their study abroad destination.

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Where did the serving world leaders get their education?

More world leaders studied in the US than other countries as the UK lags behind – Education Beyond Borders Podcast

23-AUG-2022 | The Higher Education Policy Institute just published its annual analysis of how many leaders were educated in countries other than their own. Of the world leaders who were educated overseas, more studied in the United States than in any other country.

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Many companies are moving away from degree requirements in favor of skills-based hiring

Many companies are moving away from degree requirements in favor of skills-based hiring – Education Beyond Borders Podcast

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03-AUG-2022 | New research on United States labor market trends points to some important shifts in the skills required by employers across the economy. In place of four-year-degrees many companies are instead focusing on skills-based hiring to widen the talent pool.

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US colleges report an increase in new international student enrolments, but the total US higher education enrolments are declining

US colleges report an increase in new international student enrolments, but the total US higher education enrolments are declining – Education Beyond Borders Podcast

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20-JUL-2022 | After suffering steep losses in new international student enrolments in 2020 and 2021, US colleges are on track for recovery given a surge in applications for degree studies in 2022/23.

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Elina Duni’s folk, jazz and languages mix for Verbalists

Elina Duni, Albanian jazz singer, talks about her love for music and languages with Verbalists

We talked to Elina about her music, but also about languages since she sings in many different languages. How many actually? Watch our interview to find out and learn more about this charming Swiss-Albanian vocalist. 

Elina Spiro Duni is a jazz singer, born in Tirana, Albania. Elina made her first steps on stage at the age of five. Born to an artistic family (her mother and grandfather were writers, her other grandfather was a singer, whereas her father was an actor and theater director), she was exposed early to different types of art. When living in communist Albania, the only opportunity for her was to sing in the “palace of pioneer” (Albanian: Pallati i Pioniereve). In 1992 she settled in Geneva, Switzerland along with her mother. READ MORE