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Middlesex UniversityTwo grand outcomesA UK university project to tackle unemployment in the South African city of Port Elizabeth is celebrating its 2,000th participant to secure work or further...
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Bauhaus: Art as Life
The Bauhaus school is getting a retrospective in London, after a gap of more than 40 years. Alexander Massouras writes
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Research intelligence - Hands off the funding sacred cow?
As the next spending review looms, opinion is split on keeping the current set-up. Paul Jump reports
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Leader: All for one, or none for all?
An every-university-for-itself stance in the face of more austerity could leave higher education worse off as a sector
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From where I sit - Mission creep tarnishes MBA
The MBA landscape in Germany has always been somewhat troubled. For a start, the degree was actually prohibited until 1990, and since then, the road has been a rapid but rocky one. Recently, articles...
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THE Scholarly Web
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The week in higher education
• Academics at a Jesuit university in the US who challenged a leading Catholic Republican politician over his proposed budget cuts have earned themselves a pious response. Staff at Georgetown...
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Let's hear it for pod people
Sally Feldman on a new wave of academic impact via the online ‘airwaves’
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Stylish Academic Writing
Untold riches could be yours with academics’ secret codex. Les Gofton gets a head start
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3 May 2012
Flights of fancy - Independent minds free to go where they please
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Why Love Hurts: A Sociological Explanation
Jean Duncombe ponders the interdependency of women’s self-worth and romantic relationships
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Odds and quads
These images, held in the archives of the University of Strathclyde, come from the papers of William J. Ireland (1924-2002), a graduate of the Scottish School of Physical Education who went on to...
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Willetts turns to Wikipedia founder for advice on open access
David Willetts has reaffirmed his support for full open-access publishing and has drafted in the Wikipedia founder Jimmy Wales to advise the government on how best to make the transition.
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Campus Review: Low entry scores will not hit standards, say v-cs
By Jennifer Bennett for Campus Review