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18 Whether you want to monitor security risks or check employee productivity, you need a reliable way to track your team’s computer activity. Employee monitoring software can certainly help. However, before you choose any tool, knowing how the tech works is essential—especially if you want to avoid invading your employees’ privacy or compromising their trust. In this article, we’ll cover how to track employee computer activity in an employee-friendly way that gives you the data you need while maintaining transparency and accountability. How most employee monitoring software works Employee monitoring software tracks what your team does during the workday. Since…

Studying abroad, particularly during the summer, is popular among UCSD students. Junior Sarah Deitcher shares her experience abroad in Switzerland this past summer. Studying geology in a lecture hall and studying geology while staring up at the Swiss Alps, imagining their formation in awe, are two wildly different experiences. This summer, Seventh College junior Sarah Deitcher encountered the latter firsthand as she spent a month studying abroad in Switzerland, taking a geology class, and exploring Switzerland and its surrounding countries.  When Deitcher discovered this UC San Diego summer study abroad program towards the beginning of her sophomore year, she was…

NewsEducationStudy AbroadStudy Abroad: University of Sheffield to offer 125 PG merit scholarship Each scholarship is a competitive award worth £5,000 towards the original tuition fee for a postgraduate taught programme, starting in September 2024. Candidates should have received an offer for a course studied in full at the University of Sheffield. (Representative image. File)Listen to this article Your browser does not support the audio element. The University of Sheffield , UK is offering 125 International Postgraduate Taught Merit scholarships in 2024. Interested candidates can apply for these scholarships at the official website — sheffield.ac.uk. Each scholarship is a competitive award…

The Global Engagement Center provides counseling and other services for international students. Photo by Natsuki Katayama Orange Coast College has more than 1,300 international students, being one of the top ten community colleges in the United States regarding the most international students.International students, however, have unique concerns that only pertain to them and should be acknowledged.  Leonmark Chong, a counselor at the Global Engagement Center, discussed the three main issues international students experience.”The first issue is finances,” Chong said. “Because the world economy inflation and transferring money is costly.”There are concerns about rising inflation and skyrocketing prices in the U.S.Headline…

Many universities also offer second-year master’s scholarships. Representative imageAre you a student seeking admission to international universities? You can consider Finland, a country known for its world-class yet affordable universities. Compared to destinations like Australia and Canada, Finnish universities offer a cost-effective education. Finland’s universities provide a diverse range of scholarships for both bachelor’s and master’s level international students. These scholarships are designed to offer financial support to non-European Union (EU)/European Economic Area (EEA) students, empowering them to excel in their studies. Every Finnish university extends scholarship options to students liable for tuition fees, provided they are applying for international bachelor’s…

BOSTON – Three Northeastern students are currently studying abroad in Israel, as Hamas militant groups invaded Israel on Saturday. The attack killed at least 250 people and according to the Israeli military, holding citizens and soldiers hostage in Gaza. Northestern University  tells WBZ they are providing those students with resources and working to evacuate them and get them home as soon as possible. This is just one example of the conflict in Israel affecting people here at home. The international community is speaking out against the violence in Israel, Massachusetts Senator Ed Markey spoke to reporters in Boston on Saturday…

New Delhi: New Zealand is globally known for its friendly people, spectacular landscape and relaxed lifestyle. The island country is also one of the most preferred options for international students for pursuing higher education due to its flexible education system.The education system in New Zealand is designed to suit every budget. Tuition fees for international students vary depending on the type of course, where you study and how long you study for. The cost of living is similar to other OECD countries and is combined with an exceptional work/life balance and a high quality of life.Universities in New ZealandNew Zealand…

At an expanded meeting on Tuesday at the Attorney General’s Office, headed by Attorney General, Sideeg Al-Sour, the mechanism, financial and organizational plan for the contentious issue of sending students abroad on a state-sponsored scholarship was approved. The meeting also approved the schedule for state overseas education scholarships, emphasizing that candidates must fulfil the conditions for sending candidates abroad are considered. The expanded meeting included the Governor of the Central Bank of Libya, the head of the Audit Bureau, the Administrative Control Authority, the Minister for State for the PM and Cabinet Affairs, the Ministers of Higher Education and Scientific…

The Martin J. Whitman School of Management recently announced the launch of the Whitman First Program, an initiative to support first-generation college students by helping them adapt more easily to the many facets of a business school environment. “This academic year, we have 100 first-generation undergraduates, including true first-year students and transfers. This reflects about 19% of our fall 2023 incoming class,” says Whitman Interim Dean Alex McKelvie, noting that is an increase from 12% in fall 2022. “First-generation status—where neither parent attended a university—come from a variety of cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds. And, it is a testament to one…

HOUSTON — The way Justin Verlander sees it, his brief stint as a member of the Mets in the first half of the summer was like studying abroad. There’s nothing like New York in the summer anyway. As fall was approaching, Verlander packed his bags and returned to the Astros, who swung a blockbuster deal to bring their star pupil back to Houston. Now that Verlander has settled back with the Astros, the team he helped win two World Series titles in a six-year span, it’s time for final exams. Verlander will take the ball for Houston in Game 1…