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As the demand for international recognition of credentials increases, more and more students turn to international credentials to demonstrate that they have the skills needed to succeed in the global workforce.

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A "great divide" separates them, which explains why many of the technologies generated by the science sector are not adopted by businessmen.

"There is really no real dialogue between the agribusiness group and the scientific community," observed Dean Ma. Corazon T. Lopez of the Assumption College-School of Business.

Communication-wise, they are "poles apart".
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