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Encourage students’ identities to flourish, says Galway academic
Learning technology conference keynote explores student, and scholarly, online presence
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Challenges for early arts and humanities careers highlighted
Major challenges facing early career researchers have been highlighted in a new report.
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Animal research: public support falls
Public support for animal experimentation has fallen again, according to a new survey.
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Living costs at 20 of the UK’s ‘top’ universities revealed
Report reveals price of everything from accommodation to a pint of beer at 20 institutions
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THE Awards 2014: shortlist announced
Are you on the shortlist?
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THE podcast: 4-10 September 2014 issue review
Download the podcastHow government changes to the rules on visa refusal rates might affect universities, the challenges of combining parenting with academic life, and the British Social Attitudes...
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AHRC/British Library research project on academic books launched
UCL/King’s College London team to consult broadly on future of monographs, open access, peer review, publishing and more
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News in brief - 4 September 2014
ParticipationRates to reboundHigher education participation rates look set to bounce back this year after falling significantly in 2012-13 when £9,000 tuition fees were introduced, a new report says...
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Salaries by academic rank
About 10 per cent of university professors in England earn more than £100,000 a year, according to the Higher Education Funding Council for England. Such sums are usually earned by senior university...
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Opening of private medical school delayed after GMC raises concerns
Uclan will recruit senior staff and secure student placement before course begins in September 2015
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Soas fractionals reject final offer of improved terms
Staff claim revised terms fail to address their concerns over hours spent on preparation and marking
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Battle scars: Did Achilles suffer from PTSD?
A historian mulls modern and ancient soldiers’ susceptibility to PTSD
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Campus close-up: University of Hertfordshire
An oral history project seeks to collect the memories of the ‘Ten Pound Poms’ and those they left behind
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Lifts: social spaces worthy of academic study
A new history of the elevator prompts Sally Feldman to consider life’s ups and downs