World insight: one size can't fit all for indigenous communities
David Lloyd finds that a journey into the Australian outback proves instructive
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11 most common opening lines in Ucas personal statements
Thousands of applicants used exactly the same phrases to open their Ucas personal statement in 2015.
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Africa ranking 2016: top universities for students
Student insights on the best universities in Africa, with a snapshot ranking of the region.
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IB and BTEC ‘overvalued’ in Ucas tariff, study finds
Cambridge Assessment researcher says points system should be redrawn to reflect students’ achievement at university
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Laurie Taylor – 21 April 2016
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Dissing dons down the ages: a century of pejoratives
What insults have people used to disparage intellectuals over the past century?
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China in Africa: empire-builders or alliance-makers?
China’s motives, like the West’s, are mixed, but it clearly has a role to play in building capacity in African higher education
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Safety in numbers: higher education in Pakistan
Investing in the education of millions of young people can help defuse a security time bomb, argue Faisal Abbas and Abdur Rehman Cheema
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Getting creative with IFS report
Reading through the Institute of Fiscal Studies’ report on graduate earnings, it is as if the authors have taken their cue from Nicky Morgan’s “don’t bother studying the creative arts” mantra (“...
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Stop digging
It seems that the Higher Education Funding Council for England is now making higher education policy by blog. On 13 April, a policy adviser to the funding council put out her thoughts on Hefce’s bid...
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Quality assured
The tone of Susan Lapworth’s article about how the Higher Education Funding Council for England’s plans for quality assessment have been misunderstood is so patronising that it almost beggars belief...