Students’ last-minute submissions score lower, study finds
Universities have a duty to help procrastinators improve study habits, say researchers
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Beyond reach
Students wishing to progress to master’s degree courses are stymied by the lack of state finance, and numbers of home students are falling. The government has realised that it cannot ignore the...
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Laurie Taylor
Shock call by Poppleton donIn an exclusive interview with our reporter, Keith Ponting (30), Professor Gordon Lapping of the Department of Media and Cultural Studies has spoken frankly about the need...
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Untapped potential
Brian Cox urges institutions to work with local providers to widen participation
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Join in THE’s 2015 workplace survey
How good is your working life? Tell us your experiences in our online audit
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All quiet on the £6K fees front while Labour works out how to fund the cut
Shadow chancellor Ed Balls wants to formulate funding before announcing policy
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How informed do the public feel about science?
Almost two-thirds of the British public feel uninformed about science and research developments, data suggest
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'Bit of fun' graduate numeracy league table
‘Bit of fun’ rankings grows out of practice tests on website for jobseekers
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The postgraduate predicament
With falling numbers of home postgraduates, the issue of who should pay for this vital study, and how, is an urgent one
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A £6K fees policy would be disastrous, says David Willetts
The RAB isn’t a magic enabler of cuts to tuition fees, David Willetts warns Liam Byrne, shadow minister for universities, science and skills
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At election time, students will be thinking of more than fees, says Toni Pearce
In the 2015 election, says Toni Pearce, students will be seeking a fairer future, not simply revenge for fees hikes