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Tuition fees hike hit courses with low salary expectations: study
Researcher says findings indicate variable fees may be preferable
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Teaching quality in engineering ‘needs better measures’
The Royal Academy of Engineering has added its voice to calls for new metrics to be used in universities to assess teaching quality.
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New NUS presidents for Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland
Three presidents have been elected to lead the National Union of Students in the devolved nations of the UK during 2015-16
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Overseas academics ‘should have REF input’
LSE pro-director also calls for metrics to measure impact
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Kenya attack highlights universities' vulnerability
A deadly attack at a Kenyan university demonstrates that higher education institutions are a “soft target” for terrorists, campaigners have said.
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Southampton cancels controversial Israel conference
Move prompts organisers to seek legal action
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THE podcast: 2-8 April 2015 issue review
Download the podcastOur annual higher education pay survey, the continuing fallout from the research excellence framework, and our weekly books section are all covered in this week’s issue review....
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Mark Rothko: Toward the Light in the Chapel, by Annie Cohen-Solal
A sense of not belonging coloured an outsider’s journey to the avant-garde, learns Tracey Warr
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‘Grotesque’ flow of QR cash to minnows could sink REF, scholar warns
Funding gains for smaller universities ‘risks UK research quality’
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UCU calls for wage audits as gender pay gap endures
THE analysis reveals progress in closing gap, but female academics still earn nearly £6K less than men
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Green Party: we will write off student loan debts
Policy proposal stands alongside a commitment to abolish tuition fees
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REF 2014: impact element cost £55 million
Findings reveal the total cost to institutions of attempting to articulate impact
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Instant rankings karma for workplace nirvana
One scholar imagines a university league table that puts the emphasis on fairness and diversity
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Chinese students: priority number one
Attracting young people from the People’s Republic is vital for UK universities and a secure future, says Keith Burnett