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Факултетот за информатички науки и компјутерско инженерство (ФИНКИ) е првиот факултет специјализиран за информатика и информатички науки во рамките на најголемиот и најстариот универзитет во Република Македонија, Универзитетот „Св. Кирил и Методиј, во Скопје. Формирањето на Факултетот е резултат на здружувањето на двата најголеми институти од областа на информатиката и компјутерската техника во Македонија – Институтот за информатика (ИИ) при Природно-математичкиот факултет и Институтот за компјутерска техника и информатика (ИКТИ) при Факултетот за електротехника и информациски технологии. За повеќе информации, посетете ја официјалната веб страна на ФИНКИ: http://www.finki.ukim.mk/

The Faculty of Economics and Business in Rijeka was founded in mid 1961, as a constituent member of the University of Zagreb, with first lectures starting on November 1. When the University of Rijeka was established in 1973, the Faculty became its member. The openness of the Faculty’s researchers and teachers to world science, new economic developments and new laws governing national economies and entrepreneurship, has created the conditions for conducting high quality, up-to-date, critical and scientifically based teaching. Within the national boundaries, the Faculty of Economics in Rijeka was among to first to introduce scientifically based contents, courses and research work, founded on the theory and practice of economic association and integration of countries and their respective economies. The Faculty has signed agreements on collaboration with eminent foreign faculties and universities, both in the field of research and organization of joint conferences, student exchange (summer school) and other. The number of foreign universities, with which the Faculty has signed agreements on collaboration in different fields, the number of visiting professors involved within the teaching process as well as the number of Faculty’s teachers staying at foreign universities show the current volume of the Faculty of Economics’ involvement in the international higher education and research area.

FEM in CZU Prague is a prestigious institution that offers a wide range of subjects, internships, modern facilities and certifications to its students. Its long-term aim is to offer complex education to enhance economic, scientific, creative, academic, cultural and social abilities of individual students, and its academic staff contributes to the enhancement of education levels in the population. The faculty also supports professional development and provides the opportunity to study at affiliated centres across the Czech Republic.

The University of Cambridge's Faculty of Education is The Faculty is one of the largest groups of educational researchers and teacher educators in the UK. We undertake world-leading research and teaching and act as a significant contributor to the improvement of educational policy and practice in partnership with schools, colleges and other educational agencies both in the UK and internationally. The Faculty is home to the Cambridge PGCE, as well as Undergraduate, Masters and Doctoral programmes, as well as a range of Practitioner Professional Development courses. As one of the world's leading centres for education research, our presiding ethos is that education is central to the biggest challenges facing society. If we want to shape the future positively, then education is one of the most important things we can do. We undertake a large and diverse portfolio of research, organised into various, overlapping Research Group and Centres. Connecting all of these is a commitment to making a meaningful difference to communities – and in particular disadvantaged communities – in our own region, across the UK, and around the world. Many of our research projects operate as part of a network of relationships with bodies, organisations and partners around the world in order to sure that our work results in clear-sighted recommendations and practical outcomes for policy and practice. Find out more at: http://www.educ.cam.ac.uk

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CTU (founded in 1707) is the leading technical university in the Czech Republic. In 1960, the Department of Electrical Engineering became an independent faculty. Our 17 departments are located in two buildings: Dejvice (in the main CTU campus) and Karlovo namesti, both within the center of Prague. The Faculty of Electrical Engineering (FEE) offers first-class education in the fields of electrical engineering, telecommunications, automation, informatics and computer science and engineering. All our study programmes are closely linked to our research activities. The FEE alone ranks among the top 5 research institutions in the Czech Republic. We generate about 30% of the research output of the whole CTU. We have extensive research collaboration with top universities and research institutions worldwide. We offer innovative solutions to our industrial partners, military and security institutions. We participate in space research programmes and work for governmental agencies. The faculty offers the following study programmes taught in English: - Electrical Engineering and Computer Science (BSc.) - Electrical Engineering, Power Engineering and Management (MSc.) - Electronics and Communications (MSc.) - Cybernetics and Robotics (MSc.) - Open Informatics (MSc.) - Medical Electronics and Bionformatics (MSc.) - PhD programme divided into 16 branches of study Our graduates find top jobs in industry, research institutions, and at universities in the Czech Republic and worldwide. Since 1950, FEE has awarded more than 30 000 diplomas which were always considered the benchmark of quality.

Western Engineering is committed to being a destination of choice for the world’s brightest minds seeking the best learning experience at Canada’s leading research university. Western Engineering hosts unique research facilities that are at the forefront of international research in developing environmentally sustainable solutions to the challenges faced in the world today. Undergraduate students studying at Western Engineering have opportunities to explore exciting options through our year-long internship and summer co-op programs, dual degrees with prestigious professional schools on campus, such as the Ivey Business School and Western Law, as well as combined degree programs with other faculties at Western.

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Ain Shams University was established in 1950 under the name of Ibrahim Pasha University. It was the third university in Egypt after Fouad I University and Farouk I University (Cairo and Alexandria Universities). After the 1952 revolution, it was thought that it would be more appropriate to assign the university a name, Heliopolis “the city of the sun” that would be a permanent reminder of the oldest Egyptian University in history that was very famous in science and astronomy in the pharaonic era. In November 1952, the historical Zaafran palace was chosen to be the university headquarters. The palace was surrounded by 100 acres of green area. It was established during the period of Ismail Pasha. The Egyptian–English treaty was signed there in 1936. In 1954, at the recommendation of the university council, a law was passed changing the name to the “University of Ain Shams”. During the last few years, the palace was renovated to maintain its original architectural as well as artistic features. Throughout its history, the university has always been in continuous development. Its graduates are highly distinguished in the employment market. The university includes the following faculties and institutes: Faculty of Arts, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Commerce, Faculty of Science, Faculty of Engineering, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Women for Arts, Science and Education, Faculty of Languages (Al–Alsun), Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Pharmacy, Faculty of Computer Science and Information, Faculty of Nursing, Institute of Environmental Studies and Research and Institute of Postgraduate Childhood Studies.

Faculty of Engineering (ENG) at the Chiang Mai University creates and shares interdisciplinary knowledge about complex engineering systems through initiatives in education, research, and industry partnerships. Faculty of Engineering broadens engineering practice to include the context of each challenge as well as the consequences of technological advancement. Faculty of Engineering has a dual mission: to define and evolve engineering systems as a new field of study and to transform engineering education and practice. Faculty of Engineering establishes and intellectual home for key programs and centers, engages faculty across departments and disciplines, and fosters discourse about engineering innovation.

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