Commonwealth Universities Yearbook, 2000
Commonwealth Universities Yearbook, 2000

Author: Groves

Publisher: Groves Dictionary

Published: 2000-02

Total Pages: 2650

ISBN-13: 9781561592760

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Reach over 250,000 faculty and administrative staff at over 600 universities in 36 countries or regions of the Commonwealth, from Australia to Zimbabwe. The detailed lists, which contain not only teaching staff but heads of staff of up to 40 areas of special administrative responsibility, are compiled by the ACU members themselves. Also included are university profiles, courses and student enrollment, extensive staff listings, and departmental research strengths. Departmental phone numbers, as well as e-mail and World Wide Web addresses, make it easier than ever to contact member universities. This edition of the Yearbook contains first-time entries for 20 institutions in India, Mozambique, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Hong Kong. Approximately 45% of the Yearbook has been revised to reflect the latest changes at member institutions.

The Commonwealth
The Commonwealth

Author: Andrew Walker

Publisher: Elsevier

Published: 2017-05-04

Total Pages: 141

ISBN-13: 1483156982

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The Commonwealth: A New Look outlines the vast amount of cooperative endeavors carried out under the Commonwealth umbrella. This book begins by introducing misconceptions held about the Commonwealth and a brief account of its evolution from the British Empire. The conferences of Commonwealth leaders from the 19th century until 1975 are also described. This compilation discusses the Commonwealth cooperation programs in education, youth, law, health services, and science. A background of the work of the Commonwealth Parliamentary Association is likewise deliberated. The last chapter of this text is devoted to future possibilities whether the Commonwealth is worth keeping alive. This publication is a good reference for students and individuals interested in the Commonwealth, as well as Third World studies and international relations.