The DAAD Master’s Scholarships in STEM Fields support high-achieving students from developing and emerging countries who want to pursue a tuition-free Master’s degree in mathematics, computer science, natural sciences or engineering at a German university. Successful scholars can receive a monthly stipend of €992, an annual study allowance, insurance, travel support and additional benefits, with…
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The study, carried out by IRU on behalf of the European Commission, provides a fact-based assessment of the qualification-related gaps and barriers along with the legal and administrative barriers faced by third-country drivers and EU transport operators. It also identifies concrete best practices implemented across Member States
It is sobering to see the Vice President of Nigeria lead a team of Governors to the Benin Republic to study the operations of a textile mill. Vice President Shettima flew into Cotonou, and pictures from his official verified Facebook page, Kashim Shettima, on 24th July 2026 carried a sentence: “drawing practical lessons from Benin’s…
The College of Europe in Natolin has opened applications for its postgraduate programmes for the 2026/27 academic year
Choosing to study abroad often means leaving your family behind. For younger international students, this may come easy, especially if they’re single and have no one depending on them
It marks a gradual shift away from traditional security surveillance, while maintaining intelligence monitoring as a key component of France’s broader strategy.
By Inês Trindade Pereira & video by Léo Arnoux Published on 03/08/2026 – 9:00 GMT+2
Large language models are trained to predict the next word in a sequence of text. But Susan Athey, PhD ’95, the Economics of Technology Professor at Stanford Graduate School of Business and founding director of the Golub Capital Social Impact Lab, wondered whether the architecture behind LLMs such as ChatGPT could be adapted to predict…