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Imaginations: University of Essex’s sociological half-century
Eminent sociologist Ken Plummer captures 50 tales of a groundbreaking department
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Partnership agreements ‘infantilise’ students, colloquium hears
University of West London conference on the work of Roger Brown hears of the drawbacks of higher education marketisation
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Swap lecture hall for a beach sometimes, says academic
Edinburgh Napier finds that student-led teaching and unconventional classroom settings can boost satisfaction and outcomes
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Tips for developing PhD research questions
Time management skills and extensive reading can help students develop a sophisticated set of research questions. Plus the latest higher education jobs and appointments
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Anselm Kiefer at the Royal Academy: cataclysmic, transformational, stupendous
Alex Danchev on the artist’s extraordinary and formidable work
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London Met v-c outlines future strategy
As full visa licence is restored, focus moves to student experience
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And the awards go to...men
Quotas suggested as women’s success rate for Royal Society fellowships falls
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Purcell set to have showdown meeting with senior figures at Plymouth
Suspended v-c still wants her job back as details about legal bills are disclosed
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Hefce’s high-definition maps reveal ‘cold spots’
Information is intended to start conversations on finding local solutions to filling gaps in subject provision and employability
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UK student traffic among the home nations
About 30,000 students starting an undergraduate degree this year have decided to pursue it in a different UK country from where they live
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The week in higher education - 2 October 2014
As every child knows, while one ice cream might be delicious, two can leave you feeling sick. It is possible that academic and poet Jonathan Hart is reflecting on similar metaphors after finding...
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Local issues will need very close attention
The two opinion pieces on the implications for higher education of the Scottish referendum raise questions for universities in England as debate about the governance of England begins.Sir David Bell...
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Grant winners - 2 October 2014
Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSciencesAward winner: Robert CernikInstitution: University of ManchesterValue: £247,737Using diffracted X-rays to form images with chemical and structural...