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Study In Switzerland: University Of Bern Offers Fully Funded Scholarships
Study In Switzerland: These scholarships are available through university grants, government funding, and mobility programmes.
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Indian Origin Student Wears Lehenga To Graduation Ceremony In Switzerland, Internet Reacts
Lakshmi Kumari is a student of law studies in German from University of Basel, Switzerland.
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Planning To Study Abroad? Explore Switzerland's Government Excellence Scholarships
Switzerland's innovation and economic competitiveness hinge on its robust education system and creative researchers, backed by substantial public and private investments.
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Swiss Glaciers Melting Faster, Have Shrunk By Half Since 1930: Study
The glaciers in Switzerland have shed half their volume since the early 1930s, a new study has said. It said that the retreat of the ice structures is accelerating at a time when there are growing concerns about climate change.
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India Fails to Bag Spot Among World’s Crypto-Ready Countries, Hong Kong Tops List
In its latest ‘Worldwide Crypto Readiness Report’, Forex Suggest did not name India among crypto-friendly and ready nations. The study analysed several aspects before declaring Hong Kong as the most crypto-friendly country. These aspects included the number of crypto ATMs, the legislation and taxes surrounding cryptocurrencies, as well as the n...
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New Variant (C.1.2) May Be More Infectious, Evade Vaccines: Study
A new variant of S-CoV-2, the virus which cause COVID-19, has been detected in South Africa and many other countries globally which could be more transmissible and evade protection provided by vaccines, according to study.
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Swiss Glaciers Shrunk 10% In 5 Years, Melt Rate At "Record Levels": Study
Switzerland's glaciers have lost a tenth of their volume in the past five years alone -- a melting rate unmatched during observations stretching back more than a century, a study showed Tuesday.
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Acupressure App May Ease Menstrual Pain, Try These Home Remedies Too!
A new study, conducted by researchers fromInstitute for Complementary and Integrative Medicine at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, shows thatwomen who used an acupressure app reported significantly less menstrual pain than women who didnt.
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Looking For A Bump In Your Pay? Biggest Expat Raises In These Places
Expatriates moving to Switzerland -- home to some of the biggest private banks, commodity traders and pharmaceuticals companies -- earn an average of more than $193,000. That's the highest in the world and 54 percent more than if they'd stayed at home, a study published Wednesday by HSBC Holdings Plc shows.
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Study Abroad: 5 Happiest Countries To Pursue Higher Education
If studying at a country where happiness is as important as getting a degree is in your priority list, then you should check out the following list of countries which feature on the top of happiness index for its inhabitants.
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Haryana, Switzerland Agree To Explore Possibilities In Hotel Management Studies
Haryana and Switzerland have agreed to explore the possibilities of signing an MoU to impart training to students in hotel management so that they can get jobs in the hospitality industry.
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This Is The Best Country In The World To Be An Immigrant According To US Study
A new ranking of the best countries to be an immigrant has placed Sweden in the top spot, closely followed by Canada, Switzerland, Australia and Germany. The United States, a country which was largely founded through mass immigration, came in seventh.
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New Study Busts Myth: Menstruation Does Not Affect Your Brain!
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University Hospital Zurich in Switzerland, has found evidence that menstruation has no effect on the functions of your brain.
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In Ranking Of 'Best Countries', US Drops. And Best Is...
A new ranking of the world's "best countries" is out - and the results don't look good for America.
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Yoga May Help Reduce Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
A new study conducted by the University of Basel in Switzerland and Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences in Iran suggests that Yoga and aquatic exercise may reduce certain symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS).
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Study In Switzerland: University Of Bern Offers Fully Funded Scholarships
Study In Switzerland: These scholarships are available through university grants, government funding, and mobility programmes.
-
Indian Origin Student Wears Lehenga To Graduation Ceremony In Switzerland, Internet Reacts
Lakshmi Kumari is a student of law studies in German from University of Basel, Switzerland.
-
Planning To Study Abroad? Explore Switzerland's Government Excellence Scholarships
Switzerland's innovation and economic competitiveness hinge on its robust education system and creative researchers, backed by substantial public and private investments.
-
Swiss Glaciers Melting Faster, Have Shrunk By Half Since 1930: Study
The glaciers in Switzerland have shed half their volume since the early 1930s, a new study has said. It said that the retreat of the ice structures is accelerating at a time when there are growing concerns about climate change.
-
India Fails to Bag Spot Among World’s Crypto-Ready Countries, Hong Kong Tops List
In its latest ‘Worldwide Crypto Readiness Report’, Forex Suggest did not name India among crypto-friendly and ready nations. The study analysed several aspects before declaring Hong Kong as the most crypto-friendly country. These aspects included the number of crypto ATMs, the legislation and taxes surrounding cryptocurrencies, as well as the n...
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New Variant (C.1.2) May Be More Infectious, Evade Vaccines: Study
A new variant of S-CoV-2, the virus which cause COVID-19, has been detected in South Africa and many other countries globally which could be more transmissible and evade protection provided by vaccines, according to study.
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Swiss Glaciers Shrunk 10% In 5 Years, Melt Rate At "Record Levels": Study
Switzerland's glaciers have lost a tenth of their volume in the past five years alone -- a melting rate unmatched during observations stretching back more than a century, a study showed Tuesday.
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Acupressure App May Ease Menstrual Pain, Try These Home Remedies Too!
A new study, conducted by researchers fromInstitute for Complementary and Integrative Medicine at the University of Zurich in Switzerland, shows thatwomen who used an acupressure app reported significantly less menstrual pain than women who didnt.
-
Looking For A Bump In Your Pay? Biggest Expat Raises In These Places
Expatriates moving to Switzerland -- home to some of the biggest private banks, commodity traders and pharmaceuticals companies -- earn an average of more than $193,000. That's the highest in the world and 54 percent more than if they'd stayed at home, a study published Wednesday by HSBC Holdings Plc shows.
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Study Abroad: 5 Happiest Countries To Pursue Higher Education
If studying at a country where happiness is as important as getting a degree is in your priority list, then you should check out the following list of countries which feature on the top of happiness index for its inhabitants.
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Haryana, Switzerland Agree To Explore Possibilities In Hotel Management Studies
Haryana and Switzerland have agreed to explore the possibilities of signing an MoU to impart training to students in hotel management so that they can get jobs in the hospitality industry.
-
This Is The Best Country In The World To Be An Immigrant According To US Study
A new ranking of the best countries to be an immigrant has placed Sweden in the top spot, closely followed by Canada, Switzerland, Australia and Germany. The United States, a country which was largely founded through mass immigration, came in seventh.
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New Study Busts Myth: Menstruation Does Not Affect Your Brain!
A new study, conducted by researchers from the University Hospital Zurich in Switzerland, has found evidence that menstruation has no effect on the functions of your brain.
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In Ranking Of 'Best Countries', US Drops. And Best Is...
A new ranking of the world's "best countries" is out - and the results don't look good for America.
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Yoga May Help Reduce Multiple Sclerosis Symptoms
A new study conducted by the University of Basel in Switzerland and Kermanshah University of Medical Sciences in Iran suggests that Yoga and aquatic exercise may reduce certain symptoms of multiple sclerosis (MS).
