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  1. Frustrated ambition

    I have a masters degree in Middle East Studies and am working towards a PhD in the area of Islamic studies. So when I saw the headline in your October 10 issue, "Employability: Middle East studies...

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  2. Leave law alone

    Nigel Bastin ("Why I think legal training has to change", THES , October 3) thinks that university law degrees should incorporate vocational training material to reduce the cost of legal education....

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  3. Expose the real HEA

    The Higher Education Funding Council for England consultation over the government's proposed Higher Education Academy was indeed a farce ("Hefce 'farce' makes sign-up to teaching academy compulsory...

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  4. Fundamental flaw

    So, there is "an unholy alliance between fundamentalists and atheists", according to Jeremy Caddick ("It's a matter of life, not sex", THES , October 10). What next, flying pigs? Thankfully, we...

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  5. Taxing questions

    Your leading article proclaims: "Research is a key ingredient of the new Europe now taking shape" ( THES , October 10). Presumably "new Europe" refers to an enlarged European Unions plus a...

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  6. HNDoomed

    I cannot fail to be impressed by the progress of the foundation degree ("Flagship degree wins over students", THES , October 10). With 5,155 acceptances on to 1,898 courses, this represents...

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  7. Laurie Taylor Column

    " What exactly is the nature of university education if most undergraduates now receive a substantial proportion of their teaching from temporary, part-time postgraduate tutors?" - Question posed in...

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  8. Laurie Taylor Column

    " What exactly is the nature of university education if most undergraduates now receive a substantial proportion of their teaching from temporary, part-time postgraduate tutors?" - Question posed in...

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  9. Leader: Confusion reigns as fees bring new pressures

    Today's top-up fees survey is far from complete, but it gives a much fuller picture than might have been expected of institutions' opening positions in the coming higher education market. It...

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  10. Leader: Confusion reigns as fees bring new pressures

    Today's top-up fees survey is far from complete, but it gives a much fuller picture than might have been expected of institutions' opening positions in the coming higher education market. It...

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  12. CEOs' position paper on Women in Industrial Research

    Brussels, 15 Oct 2003 Text of the position paper Call by CEOs In Berlin, Andrew Gould, CEO of Schlumberger, presented a position paper (PDF 17 kB) outlining the public commitment of the CEOs of a...

  13. Research: Hey big spender!

    Brussels, 15 Oct 2003 The EU's statistics division reports on how well the Union is faring compared with its main competitors in government research and development (R&D) spending. Budget...

  14. EU sets worldwide standard for solar cells (link)

    Brussels, 15 Oct 2003 Summary: Increased use of renewable sources is central to the European Commission's energy policy. The International Electrotechnical Commission voted to adopt procedures...