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The week in higher education
Trendy teaching is producing a generation of "history numbskulls", according to an informal study by an academic at Cardiff University. Over three years, Derek Matthews, a professor of economics,...
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Purdah imposed on vote-sensitive work
Academics decry ESRC's pre-election silencing as restriction on freedom. Melanie Newman reports
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V-cs say extra money is 'essential' to support any rise in student numbers
Vice-chancellors have urged Lord Mandelson not to undermine the unit of resource by expanding student numbers without extra funding. The warning follows a proposal put to the First Secretary that, if...
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Quango cuts put Hefce in danger
Talk of abolition has provoked a spirited defence of the funding council, says Melanie Newman
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Drayson says REF will give points for public outreach
Hefce is taking note of Government's new view of academic performance. Zoe Corbyn reports
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Official: scientists no longer need fear the press
The days when science was blighted by a press interested only in "scare stories" are over, according to the Science Minister.Most coverage of science by the media is now balanced, accurate and...
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Clout of business department will boost sector, committee head says
But higher education will not get dedicated parliamentary scrutiny. Rebecca Attwood writes
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Pas de deux
The splendour of Blackpool Tower ballroom provides a backdrop to Vanessa Toulmin and Philip Esler, chief executive of the Arts and Humanities Research Council. Professor Toulmin, research director of...
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Top 20 journals in psychiatry and psychology by citation impact
Data provided by Thomson Reuters from its Essential Science Indicators, 1 January 1999-28 February 2009
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Swine fervour
"Seriously misleading." That was the forthright reaction of Gus Middlewhite, course convenor on our BA in Pork Products, to a new paper on marketisation in higher education.According to the paper -...
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To catch a plagiarist
The chase is thrilling, but prevention is better than cure, says Sally Feldman
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To provide teaching of quality, we must get back to our roots
Tradition, not the empty processes of the 'excellence' agenda, offers the academy a road map to higher standards, says Thomas Docherty
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Leader: Come to build, not to cash in
India aims to complete its global rise by inviting foreigners to help revamp higher education, but get-rich-quick artists need not apply