Miljardin dollarin lahjoitus mahdollistaa opiskelun ilman opintolainojen taakkaa tuleville lääkäreille New Yorkissa.
New Yorkin Albert Einsteinin lääketieteen korkeakoulu tekee lääketieteen opiskelusta ilmaista, kiitos uskomattoman 1 miljardin dollarin lahjoituksen Ruth Gottesmanilta, entiseltä tiedekunnan jäseneltä ja hallituksen puheenjohtajalta. Lahjoitus katkaisee opintomaksujen ketjun ja sai osan yleisöstä kyyneliin Ruth Gottesmanin esitellessä sen tarkoitusta opiskelijoille ja henkilökunnalle. Tulevaisuuden lääkäreiden opiskelu on nyt helpompaa, kun opiskelijoiden ei tarvitse kantaa opintolainojen taakkaa. Lahjoitus on yksi suurimmista koskaan tehdystä koulutuslaitokselle Yhdysvalloissa. Albert Einsteinin lääketieteen korkeakoulu ilmoitti, että kaikki opiskelijat saavat ilmaisen opetuksen elokuusta 2024 alkaen, mikä on historiallinen askel lääketieteellisen koulutuksen saavutettavuudessa.
Vuonna 1924 intialainen fyysikko Satyendra Nath Bose kirjoitti Albert Einsteinille ratkaisseensa ongelman kvanttifysiikassa, joka oli aiemmin tuottanut vaikeuksia suurelle ajattelijalle. Tämä osoittaa, kuinka monipuolinen ajattelu voi johtaa suuriin saavutuksiin tieteessä ja innovaatiossa. Ruth Gottesmanin lahjoitus Albert Einsteinin korkeakoululle ei ainoastaan helpota tulevien lääkäreiden kouluttamista taloudellisesti, vaan myös korostaa yksittäisen lahjoittajan vaikutusta koko koulutusjärjestelmään.
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Students at the Albert Einstein College of Medicine in New York will receive free tuition after a $1 billion dollar donation from a former faculty member.
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