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Nobody can take away your education, nobody can deny it.

28/02/2013

No Witch Hunt at UNITECH

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Picture: Auditor General's 2011 report to Parliament with adverse opinion for UNITECH only Anyone thinking that UNITECH's t...
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27/02/2013

MOOC, Internationalization, Massification and Globo-Massification of Higher Education

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Insightful piece from PNG's own Dr. Salonda from Divine Word University: MOOC, Internationalization, Massification and Globo-Massific...
26/02/2013

PNG PLES: UNITECH SAGA, THE INSIDE STORY

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A personal view from Livingstone Hosea, the elected president of #UNITECH's Students Representative Council SRC. Keep writing Livin...
24/02/2013

What led up to my deportation from PNG

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Here is my story as related to Keith Jackson on PNG ATTITUDE blog.

Deported from PNG: why?

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Why was I deported? 44 days in exile, and counting.... I miss my family, hope to be back by Easter.

My Scholarly Book

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For all those who believed, I hacked into the Amazon  computer and made it all up. Here you find a nice visual of my career. Here ...

ABC News: PNG Vice Chancellor denied re-entry

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Australia Network News - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation) on 19 February 2013 on my deportation .
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Albert Schram, Ph.D.
Albert Schram is an economic historian from Italy and the Netherlands, and former Vice-Chancellor of the Papua New Guinea University of Technology. He now teaches business management, marketing, economics, social sciences, humanities, and entrepreneurship at both secondary and university level. Over a career spanning 11 countries across Latin America, Europe, and Asia-Pacific — including more than 19 years outside Europe — Albert has worked as a teacher, executive, coach, consultant, and trainer. He and his wife lived for six years in Papua New Guinea, a beautiful country north of Australia, and a year in Singapore. He holds a master's degree from the University of Utrecht and a PhD in European economic history from the European University Institute in Florence, Italy. His doctoral thesis on the origins of the Italian railways was published as a book by Cambridge University Press. He has also studied international relations at the Clingendael Institute in the Netherlands. Albert is dedicated to educational leadership and management, and is a Fellow of the Executive Leadership Academy at UC Berkeley's Center for Studies in Higher Education.
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