Posts Tagged ‘economy’
Globalization: an Islamic Perspective
September 8th, 2010
This paper investigates from an Islamic perspective the consequences of globalization in general. To specify my argument in accordance with my understanding of Islam, I would strive to argue that globalization might be very harmful before society reaches maturity but very useful after that. Allow me a brief prefatory note about my methodology in this essay: in the first part, I provide many specifics about how Islamic texts and Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: conventional literature, coordination, definition of globalization, economy, islamic perspective, islamic worldview, model, normative aspect, possibility, trade | 
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Report on the Level of General Knowledge Among Students of Nottingham University Malaysia Campus
July 18th, 2010
Presented by:
Name: Wisdom Iheukwumere Eleba
Supervised by: Ms Alison Abraham
Abstract
The aims of the survey are to investigate the level of general knowledge among local and international students studying in Nottingham University Malaysia campus, and to investigate differences in the leve Read the rest of this entry »
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Tags: aims and objectives, business, core area, different nationalities, economy, Knowledge, knowledge domain, nottingham university malaysia, result, score |
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Online Education – the Best Education Option in a Recession
March 26th, 2010
The credit crunch and stock market crash will have an impact on households’ income and their ability to pay for college. The tuition fee, room, books, travel and other college expenses are continuing to soar while the economy has worsened. With today’s economy situation, it will be much more difficult to obtain a student loan. Parents are looking for alternative education options for their children and online education has came Read the rest of this entry »