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  3. Nothing new in challenge to autonomy

    The MP Chris Heaton-Harris’ “polite request” for vice-chancellors to provide details of course content about “the teaching of European affairs, with particular reference to Brexit” (“Minister under...

    #Letters

  4. Galway's progress

    Regarding the article “Athena SWAN funding link under scrutiny” (News, 12 October), it is important to set the record straight. As chair of the National University of Ireland, Galway Athena SWAN Self...

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  5. GTAs' lowly position

    As graduate teaching assistants (GTAs) within the University of Glasgow, we were interested to see Anton Muscatelli, our principal and vice-chancellor, and new chair of the Russell Group, declare...

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  6. Engage Myanmar

    Penny Green could not be more wrong in arguing that universities should be “boycotting all government institutions in Myanmar”, including higher education providers, in the wake of the crackdown on...

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  7. A game of kvetch

    I look forward to reading Devorah Baum’s book The Jewish Joke (“Painfully funny”, Features, 26 October) and hope that it contains not only jokes but some sharp repartee. Such as: “You haven’t asked...

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  10. Attempts at cuts draw political blood – again

    The apparent defeat of Australia’s latest attempt at higher education funding reform prolongs the agony for both universities and ministers, says Conor King

    #Opinion
    #World insight
    #World policy
  11. spaghetti junction

    Cross your subsidies and hope not to die

    Hepi’s exposure of the degree to which teaching subsidises research should provoke a new approach to funding, says Phil Ward

    #Opinion
    #Policy watch
  12. David Humphries illustration (9 November 2017)

    Credit should only go where it is due

    US scholars' tendency to award extra credit for attending non-core lectures hastens the academy's slide into transactionalism, says Robert Zaretsky 

    #Opinion