Education

Scholarships face axe

…Huge number of students from USP heading back A good number of students studying at the University of the South Pacific (USP) in Fiji and perhaps Vanuatu under government scholarship will be sent home soon. The national government through the National Training Committee (NTC) in the Ministry of Education and Human Resources Development (MEHRD) are working on names of students who will be terminated soon. The students Education Attaché in Fiji, Samantha Teitei and the Director of the National Training Unit (NTU) Clement Tito confirmed this in an email correspondence with this paper, but could not confirm as to

THE Solomon Islands National University (SINU) yesterday signed a landmark collaboration agreement with the Australia-Pacific Technical College to set up a new Automotive Centre of Excellence. The programme called Solomon

THE University of Goroka (UOG) is proposing to review the agreement signed with the Solomon Islands Government through the Ministry of Education and Human Resources. The University made this statement

A total of 20 students from Solomon Islands have graduated from the University of Goroka (UOG) yesterday after completing their Bachelors studies in School Management, Science, Applied Science and Agriculture.

A delegation of scientists led by Associate Professor Yu-Chun Wang of Chung Yuan Christian University (CYCU) visited the Solomon Islands National University on May 16. The visit opened opportunities for

SENIOR Officials from the Governments of Nauru and Solomon Islands have visited the Solomon Islands National University (SINU) to discuss the possibility of sending students of Nauru here for education.

THE Solomon Island National University (SINU) School of Education (SOE) government sponsored students are yet to be paid their Semester Allowance. Chairman and Secretary of the SINU-SOE Student Association expressed

A joint programme between the Solomon Islands National University (SINU), the University of California and the University of Queensland is seeing an influx of international students and lecturers to

THE Solomon Islands National University (SINU) Administration may have lied about the University Council imposing a blanket ban on disclosing what Members of Parliament owe the institution in tuition fees

SELWYN College is expected to benefit from a solar hybrid project which is currently on its initial stage of installation. The project is funded by the European Union and implemented

GUADALCANAL Premier Anthony Veke says that Canada has praised the people to people engagement of Labour mobility between his province and Canadian businesses who hire GP-CITREC graduates as seasonal workers.

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Scholarships face axe

SINU and APTC sign new automotive centre of excellence

University of Goroka plans to review agreement

20 Solomon Islanders graduate from University of Goroka

SINU and Taiwan’s university looks at collaboration

Nauru considers sending students to SINU

No allowance for SINU students

International students in the country under SINU programme

Blame game continues over SINU graduation fiasco

Solar hybrid for Selwyn College

Premier Veke lauds Canada-GP relations