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In August this year, machine bias dominated the headlines as a ‘mutant algorithm’ – so named by Prime Minister Boris Johnson – wreaked havoc upon A-Level exam results.
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‘We are living in sad and turbulent times’ says Dr Katerina Krulisova, Lecturer in International Relations at Nottingham Trent University, in a recent webinar on Women in Global Movements.
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For the world to keep thriving socially and economically, all states must work together. Organisations like the United Nations, the European Union and the World Bank exist to make sure this can happen.
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As well as having exceptional teaching staff and unrivalled global business links, NTU has carefully designed its MBA offering to maximise employability – it’s why 100% of our full-time MBA graduates find graduate-level employment within six months
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If you’re new to the webinar concept, you may be wondering how it all works and what the benefits are.
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Nottingham Trent University (NTU) has claimed a hat-trick of prestigious accolades, winning major awards for the third year in a row. It’s no mean feat, and showcases NTU’s dedication to delivering excellence in teaching and learning.
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Construction companies across the world are calling out for project managers to lead their next big developments – and students graduating from our fully Online MSc in Construction Project Management are well positioned to step up and fill these roles.
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Many of the students on our MBA courses have joined with the goal of getting ahead within the their company or industry, and past figures suggest almost all will find graduate-level employment within six months of finishing.
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An Online MBA offers the ideal platform to enable our students to gain the vital exposure and experience they need to make a significant impact in the business world.
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International Relations is an innovative area of study with an increasing diversity when it comes to its subdisciplines, and its focus on the world's workings means the theories within it are constantly open to new interpretations.