The Green Tech Revolution
Bridging Nations University (BNU) is an institution that believes that anyone who has the desire to learn should be able to do so in an environment that is conducive to his or her particular lifestyle. That is why we feel that a fundamental change in the current education system is necessary.
The Green Tech Revolution
Bridging Nations University (BNU) is an institution that believes that anyone who has the desire to learn should be able to do so in an environment that is conducive to his or her particular lifestyle. That is why we feel that a fundamental change in the current education system is necessary. We need to remove the walls that exist in higher learning and emphasize student and career-centric learning. This must be a top priority in the 21st century education system and is BNU’s primary goal.
Our Vision
Education is an inalienable right. No matter who we are, each of us shares education as a birthright – it is a societal good, necessary for survival. At the most mundane level, it gives us what we need to survive: the basics for performing daily tasks, for getting a job, for communicating. When we go beyond that level and leave education unlimited, we strengthen ourselves with the power to truly excel and grow.
Global Economic Turmoil: Response of the Power Triangle
In the wake of the current global economic turmoil, individual counties are beginning to take action. Understanding this action is crucial to building economic bridges, both at home and abroad. As each country takes unilateral action to best quell the crisis at home, some steps taken by one country may have consequences that affect others, either positively or negatively. An understanding of the state of the global economy is only possible if we examine the action being taken around the world, specifically in the world’s largest economies.
Education Reform in Regards to Education as a Birthright
In a speech given to the U.S. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday, President Obama outlined his plan to reform the American educational system. This is especially crucial in the wake of the economic crisis that the world is currently experiencing. Instead of only attacking surface level issues, Obama is looking to combat the roots of the problem.
