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Protests force Hungary’s prime minister into retreat over Fudan University project
Move comes amid concerns about future of academic freedom in Hungary
Fudan decision to remove freedom of thought vow leads to rare protest
Taboo broken on discussion of policy towards long-term ally and nuclear-armed neighbour
Institutions are more global in their outlook, but there is more government intervention
Entrepreneur says free online courses give Chinese web users access to diverse subjects
Economic stagnation in Europe has led to consolidation at home but expansion abroad
The Nantes business school joins forces with the Beijing Institute of Technology and Tsinghua
Double degree becomes programme of choice for tie-ups between Chinese and western business schools
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China’s university system faces criticism for being unfit for a modern economy. Reforms aimed at updating the creativity-sapping ‘gaokao’ entrance test are failing
IT expert enjoys using her business skills in the charity sector and would like to focus on Ghana
The IMF deputy managing director talks to Henny Sender about Mao, the fund’s profile in Asia – and about going home
Non-profit groups and students unite for the FT MBA Challenge
Norway’s private business school plans to become a global player
More wealth has allowed the Chinese to become nostalgic
Companies are competing to hire the most able candidates from top schools
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