"The moral high ground of the uninvolved" is a term Sir Adrian Cadbury uses to refer to the popular debate on corporate governance. He should know. His Cadbury Report almost invented modern...
Imposing private-sector management on higher education is a mistake, argues David Robertson. Government comments on management quality in higher education have been followed by squawks of injured...
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So, all in all, Julie, I think we can safely describe your work as fairly satisfactory. Your tutors do say that you lack a certain analytical edge but if you maintain your present standard, you...
'The cheapness of tuition at US public institutions is explained by bad staff-to-student ratios, mediocre salaries and an awful lot of casual help' If the UK adopts US-style fees, neither the hopes...
If and when half of all young people experience higher education by the age of 30, it will be thanks in no small measure to today's further education colleges. The government's target tends to be...