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HE White Paper: Five key talking points
THE editor John Gill assesses whether the White Paper does enough to answer critics of the government's HE policies
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HE White Paper: degree powers from day one for new providers
Alternative providers should also be able to charge £9,000 tuition fees, says government
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Higher education White Paper: key points at a glance
Everything that you need to know about Success as a Knowledge Economy
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HE White Paper: TEF link to fees stays, but will be phased in
Government postpones introduction of differential fee caps in response to higher education sector concerns
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HE White Paper: moves to boost private providers 'dangerous'
But supporters back easing of degree powers and university title as step to 'innovation'
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The competitive streak in academia
Pressure to publish can lead to unethical behaviour, writes Athene Donald
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UK frets over overseas students as Australia backs 'super growth'
UK parliamentary group voices concerns while international education plan launches in Australia
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Beware Brexit brain drain, warns Oxford chancellor
Without the competitive advantage of EU links, UK universities will be outgunned in the fight for top talent by rich US universities, says Lord Patten
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HE White Paper: the higher education sector responds
Key figures from the university world respond to the higher education White Paper, Success as a Knowledge Economy
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Turning university prestige into something students value
Matthew Hartley ponders how prestigious (and pricey) colleges can justify their course costs
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QAA set to retain key role in monitoring university standards
Agency is preferred bidder for four of six quality tenders offered by Hefce, alongside HEA and Leadership Foundation
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English universities to team up with councils to boost regions
Hefce-funded project aims to drive economic growth and increase employment
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THE interview podcast: Selina Busby
Why one academic takes her students to Dharavi, a large slum in Mumbai, to teach drama