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Forum calls for educating people with 'strong passion'

[2014-09-30 07:42]

Educating talented, passionate people is the key to saving Earth's oceans.

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[2014-09-30 07:42]

"I believe ocean-related humanities subjects need to be independent of traditional humanities subjects, to educate students more professionally. For example, international maritime law should become an independent subject instead of being linked with international law. Most ocean and marine universities have not achieved this."

Peak may be over for management trainees

[2014-09-30 07:42]

Companies are becoming less interested in the programs

First job fails to satisfy grad

[2014-09-30 07:42]

Ella Shen finished her postgraduate study as an English language and literature major at a top Chinese university in South China in 2012.

More people willing to work overseas

[2014-09-30 07:42]

Receiving twice the pay of his counterparts back home and working in exotic Ankara, Turkey, Li Hao, 27, may seem to have the ideal job.

French-major graduates quick to head for Africa

[2014-09-30 07:42]

Good salaries and rapid promotion are luring Chinese graduates majoring in French to Africa as Sino-African economic ties grow rapidly.

Student's firm helps entrepreneurs

[2014-09-30 07:42]

Students at Nankai University who want to start a business can now seek help from a schoolmate.

Cultural program marks 10 years

[2014-09-29 07:34]

Hundreds of officials, international students and Beijing residents gathered over the weekend at Hanban, the Confucius Institute Headquarters, to celebrate the 10th anniversary of the organization.

Foreign experts advise a unified regulatory approach

[2014-09-29 07:34]

Foreign experts advised China to deepen financial reforms and strengthen regulation by having unified supervision across sectors during a forum of world experts on China's financial services development in Beijing on Sunday.

IPhones by hundreds hidden in luggage

[2014-09-29 07:34]

China is cracking down on smugglers bringing Apple iPhone 6 smartphones into the country ahead of their official release, with officials on Sunday reporting the seizure of 453 of the devices in Shanghai.

2 sentenced to death for murder of imam

[2014-09-29 07:34]

Two teenage males were sentenced to death and a third man received life in prison on Sunday for the July 30 murder of Juma Tayier, an imam of the influential Id Kah mosque in Kashgar, the Xinjiang Uygur autonomous region.

Officials who take gifts face tougher penalties

[2014-09-29 07:34]

Government officials who accept gifts or money will face criminal charges and could go to jail if a draft amendment to the law comes into force, according to legal experts.