Visa rules throw spanner in engineering works
Funded young researchers refused entry to UK, professional body warns
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Danes face EU obstacle to grants reform
Plans to cut student support may be undermined by court ruling
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Pay grades: narrowly missing a 2:1 will cost you
The difference between an ‘Attila’ and a ‘Desmond’? Two grand a year
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Institutions must ‘modernise’ their creative skills teaching
Leading designers discuss how UK institutions must adopt technologies and work with industry
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Evil Men by James Dawes
Joanna Bourke reflects on torturers, murderers and the paradoxes of portraying suffering and trauma
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Raising awareness of best-practice pedagogy
Graham Gibbs asks what ‘study skills’ consist of and whether they can actually be learned by students
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Academy's multi-billion-pound windfall for UK PLC
Universities contributed £3.4 billion to the UK economy in 2011-12 in services to business and the community, figures published in the Higher Education - Business and Community Interaction Survey...
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Unwanted side-effects
When anthropologists pointed out that cultural factors impeded tropical disease treatment campaigns, some fellow scientists reacted with outrage
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Go open plan to open hearts and minds
Existing office set-up is outdated, v-c argues
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Campus round-up - 30 May 2013
Source: University of BristolSnap judgementThe photographic skills of staff and students at the University of Bristol have been revealed in a competition designed to get people thinking about what...
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A little healthy criticism
The principle of challenging accepted views is vital for the administration of banks, universities, even medicines
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Inside Higher Ed: Harvard profs consider Mooc ethics
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
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Cable criticises any gloating over immigration figures
Vince Cable has said any sense of “triumph” over new figures showing a decline in student immigration is “absurd”, as he issued a strong defence of international student movement
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Sally Hunt: Time to get our act together
Call to put differences aside, ahead of UCU Congress in Brighton
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IPPR calls for £5k cut-price degrees
Stay-at-home students who attend a local university should be eligible for cut-price tuition fees of £5,000 a year, according to an influential commission of higher education experts