Microcredentials And Mentoring: How Universities Can Boost Student Employability
The Oasis Reporters September 12, 2022 Microcredentials are short, modular programs or courses that focus
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17 Strikes In 23 Years: A Unionist Explains Why Nigeria’s University Lecturers Won’t Back Down
The Oasis Reporters September 8, 2022 A protester holds a placard as workers show solidarity
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Not Like Udder Milk: ‘Synthetic Milk’ Made Without Cows May Be Coming To Supermarket Shelves Near You
The Oasis Reporters September 7, 2022 Shutterstock Milena Bojovic, Macquarie University The global dairy industry is changing.
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The Oasis Reporters September 6, 2022 New train services like this, in Lagos, are designed
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Waste Pickers In Lagos Tell Their Stories About A Dangerous Existence
The Oasis Reporters September 4, 2022 Waste pickers at the Olusosan landfill work in a hazardous environment.Lionel
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Tips On How To Help Innovative Ideas Get Wings – From Universities To Businesses
The Oasis Reporters September 2, 2022 Shutterstock Sean Kruger, University of Pretoria and Adriana Aletta Steyn, University
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Abacha Loot: As Lecturers Leave Nigeria In Droves, Popular Opinion Says, ‘Settle The ASUU/FG Stand-off With It’
The Oasis Reporters August 29, 2022 By Greg Abolo@gregabolo@Theoasisreport1
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University Strikes: Can Workers Fully Withdraw Labour In The Digital Age?
The Oasis Reporters August 25, 2022 Chris Bertram Joseph Michael Cook, UCL Over the past month,
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Work Integrated Learning: Why Is It Increasing And Who Benefits?
The Oasis Reporters August 25, 2022 Academics who are closely aligned to professional practices in health professions,
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Auto Manufacturing Is Changing: How South Africa Can Adjust To Protect Workers And Jobs
The Oasis Reporters August 17, 2022 Employees work on manufacturing a car at a Volkswagen
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