Issue #42 03 December 2021 |
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| 🌐Digitization in the workplace is one example of how quickly technology is evolving in Indonesia. In this all-digital world, it requires Human Resources (HR) practitioners who can keep up with digital developments to ensure that the work done remains relevant.
💬The use of artificial intelligence (AI) for employee data management, would need an HR professional who can think in a modern way and adapt to change.
As we encounter more complex problems, for example the Covid-19 pandemic, this, of course, demands a fresh approach - which require a solution-oriented HR mindset capable of thinking creatively to boost employee empowerment in dynamic settings 🌟
Studying HR Management in the UK is an excellent choice since it will shape you into a skilled problem solver with a flair for combining the right abilities with the right opportunity to grow positive outcomes |
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| From its high quality education and the origin of the English language, the UK is also known for it's shorter study period! ⏳
💡 This means that you only need 3 years to complete your undergraduate degree, and 1 year for your postgraduate degree.
The upside of a shorter study period is the opportunity for you to explore career opportunities and get a head start in your career.
Speaking of shorter study period.. international students now can work in the UK through the Graduate Route! 🥳🎉🙌🏼 |
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| Researchers at De Montfort University Leicester (DMU) have secured funding for a pioneering project to create a new digital resource to help people understand the process of transforming classic literature for television and film.
Drawing on papers from DMU Special Collections’ Andrew Davies archive – donated by the award-winning screenwriter in 2015 – original manuscript pages from the British Library, and programme clips, researchers will develop a first-of-its-kind online tool that takes people on a journey from the original manuscripts of George Eliot’s groundbreaking novel Middlemarch, through to Andrew Davies’ celebrated 1994 BBC adaptation.
Professor Justin Smith, Director of the Cinema and Television History Institute at DMU, is the principal investigator for the project, which is funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council. |
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| Professor Frank Vollmer, from the University of Exeter, has been awarded the prestigious Rosalind Franklin Medal by the Institute of Physics.
Professor Vollmer, from Exeter’s Living Systems Institute, received the award for his distinguished research and contributions to biosensing with optical microcavities.
The single-molecule technique enables ground-breaking advances in how we use light to study biomolecules and their biochemical reactions.
The IOP awards celebrate physicists at every stage of their career; from those just starting out through to physicists at the peak of their careers, and those with a distinguished career behind them. |
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| Don't miss this opportunity and make your application to UK universities with us now! |
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If you have any questions regarding study in the UK such as university recommendation and application, Graduate Visa etc or, are you a school counsellor, looking to share study abroad information with your students? Book a complimentary appointment with our team to discuss further at educentre@britcham.or.id |
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