Brussels, 18 October 2002 Council Decision of 3 October 2002 establishing guidance notes supplementing Annex VII to Directive 2001/18/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council on the...
Brussels, 18 Oct 2002 FINAL A5-0349/2002 10 October 2002 REPORT on the state of research in applicant countries and measures needed to ensure their full participation in the framework programme Full...
Brussels, 18 Oct 2002 Full text of Document 13074/02 16 October 2002 "I/A" ITEM NOTE From: General Secretariat To: Permanent Representatives' Committee/Council Subject: Adoption of a Regulation of...
Brussels, 18 Oct 2002 A seminar on forest research and the Sixth Framework Programme (FP6) will take place in Paris, France on 25 November. The one day event will provide a platform for dialogue and...
UK losing its scientific reputation The UK's reputation for scientific excellence is being eroded by short-termist government attitudes and the loss of the brightest students to other subjects, the...
Byzantinists donate collections to Queen's, Belfast The private collections of three international-renowned Byzantinists, Peter Megaw, the late Martin Harrison and the late Sir Steven Runciman, have...
The recently discovered cache of previously unpublished photographs of The Beatles at Dundee University is also a treasure trove for its sister university across the Tay, St Andrews. Two years ago,...
Persuading students to invest in postgraduate business study is no easy job, especially with so many providers. Institutions are increasingly investing the huge sums of money and meeting the exacting...
Europe's largest and most advanced internet-based video-conferencing network for further and higher education was launched in Wales this week. All 37 Welsh universities and colleges will be able to...
Opponents of the potential liberalisation of higher education are mobilising following the launch of a Department of Trade and Industry consultation paper on the General Agreement on Trade in...
Medical students are being deterred from choosing a career in forensic pathology by the scandals arising from the illicit retention of children's organs in Bristol and Alder Hey and the closure of...
The ill-fated monarch of England, Henry VI, exhibited all the symptoms of schizophrenia, according to a psychiatric researcher, writes Steve Farrar. The nature of the affliction that blighted the...
It is a battle that never ends, a constant conflict that pits two of Africa's most feared predators against each other on an almost daily basis. Yet although a team of zoologists has found groups of...
Swiss university rectors are drawing up a framework for a national quality-assurance system that is likely to inform similar moves in neighbouring Austria and Germany. The Conference of University...
European universities are to shun so-called "cafeteria courses" as they devise a credit transfer and accumulation system that will drive ministers' dream of vastly increased student mobility across a...