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  1. Bristol MBA moves north

    Scotland has long attracted a disproportionate share of United Kingdom students, but now even the courses are moving north. Bristol University is transferring its MBA in international business to...

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  2. World Watch

    A report by a commission of European experts this week condemned the Institute of Indo-European Studies at the University of Lyons-III following an investigation ordered by the education ministry...

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  3. World Watch

    Michael Tendler, professor at the Alfven Laboratory of the Royal Swedish Institute of Technology and at the University of Montreal, will be presented with the Ernst Mach Prize and Medal of Honour in...

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  4. World Watch

    A court has found eight ear, nose and throat specialists from Italian medical universities guilty of irregularities when they were commission members in competitive exams for university posts in...

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  5. Eyewitness

    A degree of strained normality returned to the University of Belgrade this week as students took examinations postponed because of the war . For the Albanian Kosovar students dispersed around the...

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  6. Can Pristina University rise from the ashes?

    Aerial bombardment in Kosovo may be over, but the task of rebuilding academic life is a formidable one, says Minevere Ra****i There is a mood of considerable optimism among all of us involved with...

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  7. Further control from Whitehall must be resisted

    Impatience from the Public Accounts Committee over the Further Education Funding Council's slowness in getting to grips with college management failures is understandable. So is similar impatience...

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  8. Unesco can have a role in science development

    The end of the 20th century is a good time to think big about science. The Unesco World Conference on Science, which opens in a week in Budapest, will address many key issues. The most pressing might...

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