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Mon, 23 Nov 2009 | 01:37 GMT

Ministry of Higher Education - Saudi Arabia  
Also known as: MOHE
 
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23-Oct-2009 Women comprise 21% of overseas Saudi students
 
20-Oct-2009 Coeducation for kids being tried
 
18-Oct-2009 Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques patronises International Exhibition for Higher Education
 
12-Oct-2009 Schools in swine flu scare
 
13-Sep-2009 MoE lets Saudi private schools teach in English
 
31-Aug-2009 Authorities to crack down on fake degree holders
 
25-Aug-2009 4 new universities OK'd
 
23-Aug-2009 Seats remain vacant in most universities
 
26-Jul-2009 China will build 200 schools in Saudi Arabia
 
01-Jul-2009 In a Step to Encourage Scientific Excellence and Part of its Social Responsibility Programs Al Rajhi Bank Recognizes 228 Achievers Across the Kingdom
 
01-Jul-2009 IISR teachers return to work after ministry intervention
 
28-Jun-2009 55 projects worth SR40m to develop universities
 
07-Jun-2009 ICDL certification key to maximizing Saudi women's business capabilities
 
07-Jun-2009 Education overhaul in the cards: Minister
 
13-May-2009 Jerusalem plan called dangerous
 
08-May-2009 20 universities to admit 90% of school graduates
 
25-Apr-2009 Public sector staff still await medical insurance
 
18-Apr-2009 Shoura to okay academic assessment commission
 
12-Apr-2009 Women's forum on private education
 
12-Apr-2009 CoRERE to help develop fuel cell technology
 
11-Apr-2009 Ministry vows to solve problems of students studying abroad
 
01-Apr-2009 Saudi Inks SAR699M Deal For Uni Professors Housing - Report
 
01-Apr-2009 Status of 5,000 unofficial staff at universities set to change
 
30-Mar-2009 New guidelines on teaching material
 
29-Mar-2009 One man, one job
 
28-Mar-2009 Panels set up to study economic conditions
 
27-Mar-2009 Minister orders unification of educational policies
 
24-Mar-2009 Saudi Arabia honours Nickelodeon
 
24-Mar-2009 NSHR report seeks preservation of freedoms
 
18-Mar-2009 Armed with e-learning, education sector will see 'dramatic progress'
 
12-Mar-2009 Universities offer enough places, says Al-Anqari
 
28-Feb-2009 Residential complexes for teachers to be built in remote areas
 
27-Feb-2009 Int'l conference on e-learning from March 16
 
25-Feb-2009 7,200 women to be given Education ministry jobs
 
24-Feb-2009 Experienced teachers left out in the cold
 
24-Feb-2009 Cabinet approves measures to increase jobs for women
 
24-Feb-2009 Saudi businesswomen clearing all hurdles
 
24-Feb-2009 Saudi Arabia to create jobs for women
 
16-Feb-2009 Norah: It's a great responsibility
 
14-Feb-2009 Ministry vows to support teachers
 
08-Feb-2009 First Saudi woman diplomat takes charge
 
04-Feb-2009 ABB sponsors Saudis for higher studies
 
27-Jan-2009 King OKs amendments to education regulations
 
21-Jan-2009 Education fails to meet needs of labor market
 
20-Jan-2009 Rain, hailstones shut Abha airport
 
19-Jan-2009 Credit hours to apply in 15% schools
 
12-Jan-2009 Al-Anqari signs contracts
 
08-Jan-2009 Increased stipends for students abroad soon
 
08-Jan-2009 52 British universities to attend Jeddah exhibition
 
24-Dec-2008 372 teachers to be sent abroad
 

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