Academia vs. BusinessSupply in the academic sector has grown considerably and it is necessary to discern among what is serious, commercial and even the mere sale of diplomas.Wednesday, March 4, 2009 The analysis by Oscar Picardo Joao, published in La Prensa Gráfica, begins by noting that "there is currently a deep concern about the quality, validity and legitimacy of international academic programs and degrees. A large number of international academic programs (virtual, semi-physical and physical) are emerging in Latin America. The expansion of new academic networks is a fact; depending on the legal or educational vulnerability of the countries, there are more and more offers for undergraduate and graduate degrees appearing that provide programs with opportunities and benefits including dual or triple degrees, less physical attendance and expedited processing." Source: laprensagrafica.com ¿Busca soluciones de inteligencia comercial para su empresa?Universities Dissociated From Real ProductionJuly 2013 The Chamber of Commerce and Industry in El Salvador has pointed out the need to adapt training courses to the needs of the business sector. Links Between Universities and CompaniesApril 2013 While in the rest of the world the standard is close connections between the private sector and academia, the region is still holding on to old ideological myths, which negatively affect development. $20 Million to Finance University StudiesAugust 2010 The Central American Bank for Economic Integration (CABEI) has signed an agreement with Nicaragua's Thomas More University as part of a program to fund higher education. $10 million for higher education in GuatemalaDecember 2008 Taiwan signed an agreement with the BCIE for $10 million in order to support (via a loan) the formation of university students in Central America.
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