Skewing the evidence 3
Roger Ballard's attack on Terry Eagleton and Daniel Pipes (Letters, THES , October 17) was a rant. The letter is a perfect example of the anticolonial mindset. It confidently takes the moral high...
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Accidental funding 2
Hefce did not unveil any proposals on teaching funding last week as you report ("V-cs pan Hefce bid to redirect funding", THES , October 17), nor does it have plans to force nearly 50 universities to...
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Unbalanced support
Bruce Yardley ("Don't lose MSc magic", THES , October 17) correctly emphasises the importance of vocational masters degrees for young professionals. But he is wide of the mark in his economic...
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Asuitable first move 1
Where is the evidence that widening participation and a slowdown in vacancies will push more graduates into low-paid administrative or other casual work ("Graduates set for low-paid first jobs", THES...
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Asuitable first move 2
Many UK careers services would have been disappointed to read comments implying a lack of support for students. We do much more than offer a computer program and pamphlets. We run events that cover...
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Laurie Taylor Column
From : The Office of the Vice-Chancellor Subject : New alcohol guidelines Following last month's fracas in the SCR of Mother Theresa College, in which a member of the university Quality Assessment...
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Laurie Taylor Column
From : The Office of the Vice-Chancellor Subject : New alcohol guidelines Following last month's fracas in the SCR of Mother Theresa College, in which a member of the university Quality Assessment...
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Leader: Employers need foundation role
Foundation degrees are key to the government's planned expansion of higher education. Almost 10,000 students are taking them and the number is set to grow. But a study this week shows that they are...
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Leader: EU intake and fees
The government would be unwise to ignore the warning from the British Council that its top-up fees policy may deter students from the European Union from considering a British university. Any...
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Leader: Employers need foundation role
Foundation degrees are key to the government's planned expansion of higher education. Almost 10,000 students are taking them and the number is set to grow. But a study this week shows that they are...
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Leader: EU intake and fees
The government would be unwise to ignore the warning from the British Council that its top-up fees policy may deter students from the European Union from considering a British university. Any...
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Alan Ryan
Reactions to Arnold Schwarzenegger's victory have been entertaining, even if Iain Duncan Smith's ill-judged attempt to set himself up as the "Terminator" of the Labour project was more sad than funny...
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Alan Ryan
Reactions to Arnold Schwarzenegger's victory have been entertaining, even if Iain Duncan Smith's ill-judged attempt to set himself up as the "Terminator" of the Labour project was more sad than funny...
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Today's news
Elite university funding 'will hit jobs and research' Plans by ministers to concentrate funding in a few elite universities will lead to the loss of thousands of jobs without improving the quality of...
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Commission clears plan for disposal of radioactive waste at Hinkley Point A, UK
Brussels, 22 October 2003 Commission opinion of 20 October 2003 concerning the plan for the disposal of radioactive waste arising from the decommissioning of the Hinkley Point A Power Station located...