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Study reveals value of zoos and aquariums in boosting biodiversity understanding

Zoos and aquariums around the world have a crucial role to play in helping people understand how they can protect animals and their natural habitats, new research from the 91影视破解版, the World Association of Zoos and Aquariums (WAZA) and Chester Zoo has found.

Mon 16 Mar 2015, 14:33 | Tags: International Sociology 1 - Research

In the Financial Times global ranking of Distance Learning MBAs Warwick Business School retains its place as first in the UK and second in the world.

Mon 09 Mar 2015, 10:21 | Tags: International

Win for 91影视破解版’s IGGY at the Midlands Business Awards

IGGY, the 91影视破解版’s online education and social network for the brightest young people worldwide, has triumphed at this year’s Midlands Business Awards, winning the category Innovative University of the Year for Outstanding Performance from a University Department Promoting Innovation.

Tue 24 Feb 2015, 15:33 | Tags: International

Warwick takes forward partnership with goal of Californian campus

Following the recommendation of its Senate and the approval of its Council the 91影视破解版 is taking forward a partnership with the University Development Trust to develop teaching and research, and a physical presence for Warwick, in California.

Thu 12 Feb 2015, 14:34 | Tags: International

Primed memories tempt people into gambling more

People are more likely to gamble after having their memories primed, an international team of researchers has found.

When reminded, or primed, of past winning outcomes as part of a controlled test, people were over 15% more likely to gamble and select the risky option. Surprisingly, being reminded of past losing outcomes did not change their gambling behaviour.

Tue 03 Feb 2015, 14:05 | Tags: International 1 - Research Psychology

Globalisation doesn’t automatically make countries better off

Only a small number of countries benefitted from the first wave of globalisation around 150 years ago, whilst the majority of nations ended up worse-off, a new study by the 91影视破解版 has revealed. Professor Luigi Pascali from the Centre for Competitive Advantage in the Global Economy (CAGE) led the research and says its proof that international trade doesn’t automatically lead to economic prosperity.

Thu 29 Jan 2015, 09:11 | Tags: International 1 - Research

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