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Abu Dhabi University Gears Up for New Academic Year
Abu Dhabi 26 august 2008  Classes are set to start at Abu Dhabi University for the 2008 / 2009 academic year on the 7th of September 2008. The university welcomes its new students on both Abu Dhabi and Al Ain campuses. The student body at Abu Dhabi University consists out of 45 different nationalities; 46% local students and 54% from different nationalities. H.E. Ali Saeed Bin Harmal Al Dhaheri, the ADU Chairman of the Executive Board, noted that the university has completed all preparations for the new academic year and it is geared up to welcome its students on both campuses. The university has completed full maintenance of all labs, training halls, libraries, and scientific work areas.
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Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar to host Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program Open Day
Qatar 27 august 2008  Carnegie Mellon University in Qatar is hosting an open day to promote its Corporate Innovation and Entrepreneurship program on Sunday, Aug. 31, at the Four Seasons Hotel.CIEP is a nine-month, part-time course presented in Doha by Carnegie Mellon University, a recognized worldwide leader in business education, in partnership with Qatar Science & Technology Park, a hub for technology-based companies.
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UOWD appoints new President
UAE 26 August 2008  The United Arab Emirates is moving in the right direction to position itself as the regional hub of world-class higher education, said Professor Rob Whelan, the newly appointed President of the University of Wollongong in Dubai (UOWD).
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First to use new drug-free treatment
DUBAI 27 August 2008  Murdoch University’s Equine Centre is the first in WA to treat equine degenerative joint disease (osteoarthritis) with a serum produced from the horse’s own blood. Joint damage and lameness are some of the biggest reasons for loss of performance and subsequent retirement in horses, characterised by joint inflammation.
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Seascapes at Murray Edwards College
UK 23 August 2008  An exhibition of seascapes in gold leaf, Chinese inks, watercolours and other mediums are featured in the latest exhibition being held at Murray Edwards College.
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