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  8. Citation counts as peer review

    In the continuing debate on the appropriateness of metrics as a tool in the evaluation of research quality, particularly for the next research excellence framework, citation counts are frequently...

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  9. Visa martyrdom

    I wish to draw attention to a major incoherence in government policy that threatens the future of all ministerial education colleges. The “user pays” principle has increased the cost of educating...

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  10. Quality assessment assured

    The Higher Education Funding Council for England welcomes Roger Brown’s contribution to the debate about future approaches to quality assessment (“A watchdog is for life”, Opinion, 9 July). The...

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  11. Take care of innovation

    Over the years, I’ve seen many reviews of academic-industry collaboration come and go, with varying degrees of success. I hope that the new Dowling Review will finally deliver real and lasting...

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  12. What students want

    Graham Gibbs’ frustration with graduate employment data, outcome measures and the teaching excellence framework (“Employability data signify nothing”, Letters, 9 July) will be shared by many, but is...

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  13. From a privileged position

    Many academics will have bridled at Tony Little’s claim that there is a “gulf” between the quality of teaching at sixth forms and that at universities. He has failed to match the opinions of his...

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  14. Another year to prepare

    We are very glad that Shahidha Bari is bringing her wit (and her hip flask) to the English: Shared Futures conference in Newcastle (“A supposedly fun thing”, Opinion, 9 July). This large conference,...

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  15. Mind the gap, deficit

    Time to tackle the skills deficit

    The UK is falling short on technical and professional skills, and failing young people in the process, warns Rod Bristow

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