Brussels, 10 Feb 2006 The news: In February, as part of the mid-term review of the Lisbon Strategy, President Barroso proposed the creation of a European Institute of Technology â&euro...
Luxembourg, 10 February 2006 Court notice for the OJ Appeal brought on 7 December 2005 by Land Oberosterreich against the judgment delivered on 5 October 2005 by the Court of First Instance of the...
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Oxford woos Indian students Lord Patten of Barnes will lead an attempt by Oxford University to recruit India’s brightest students in direct competition with Ivy League rivals in the United States....
Five research centres are to be created in Wales with £16 million from the Higher Education Funding Council for Wales. About £11 million will support a research partnership between Bangor and...
Our article on the Demographic Review of the Social Sciences (January ) report on recruitment wrongly attributed authorship to the Economic and Social Research Council. The report was prepared by a...
Paying for parking is more likely to drive academics crazy than debates over their claims for a larger pay packet. Olga Wojtas and Alan Thomson investigate the different policies of universities...
Paying for parking is more likely to drive academics crazy than debates over their claims for a larger pay packet. Olga Wojtas and Alan Thomson investigate the different policies of universities...
The Irish Government has announced a €200 million (£136 million) shake-up in medical education. The changes include increasing the number of first-year places for Irish and European Union students...
Some 25 national Erasmus agencies have warned that decisions on the European budget last December amount in effect to no increase for education, fail to support the existing student-exchange...
President Jacques Chirac is to cancel legislation that places conditions on historians' research and requires school history courses to present French colonialism in North Africa in a positive light...
Stung by criticism over corruption and a failure to deliver basic services, South Africa's Government has announced a record R2.6 billion (£240 million) for bursaries and loans for poor students....
Russia is considering introducing a student loans system to help fund its higher education sector. With student numbers approaching 6 million and with annual federal funding of £4 billion, which is...
Universities anxious to rise up America's all-important rankings are spending an increasing amount of financial aid on smart students from wealthy families while financial aid for poor students...
New Zealand's censor has banned a student magazine after it carried a "how to" article about date rape, purportedly written from the rapist's point of view. Otago University's Critic Te Arohi has for...