Adjust course fees so that those who will earn more will pay more
Varying tuition fees by graduate earnings is fair and transparent, argues Dean Machin, and will ensure everyone shares the financial risk
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Aware of what needs doing
University of Oxford Rhodes scholar Donald Brown correctly identifies past instances when the university has fallen short on racial equality, whether it be the events surrounding Malcolm X’s visit or...
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No need for closure
Keith Zimmerman has taken up the role of university secretary at the Open University (Appointments, 29 October). This post, the biggest of its kind in the UK, was not advertised externally. Zimmerman...
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Digital watchmen
I cannot be the only reader who felt a sense of profound gratitude on reading of the efforts of Gavin McLachlan, chief information officer and librarian at the University of Edinburgh, to help...
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Liberal demise
Clare Callender incisively describes the decline in part-time undergraduate study since 2010-11 (“We must act now to save part-time university education”, Opinion, 29 October). My former employer,...
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Laurie Taylor – 5 November 2015
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On improving diversity, the sector has a clear choice: lead or be led
With a minister intent on ‘revolution’, there is a tactical, as well as a moral, case for universities to focus on improving ethnic minority representation
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International students at universities in London, 2013-14
China remains the leading source of London’s international student population, with 13,460 students from the country residing in the UK’s capital
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Sandy Cunningham, 1928-2015
A poet and leading 18th-century literary scholar has died
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Cancer Research UK’s £100m aims to meet ‘grand challenges’
Iain Foulkes on how scientists can win part of huge grant to push forward the frontiers of cancer research
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Interview with Reina Lewis
We speak to the London College of Fashion professor and author of a new book on Muslim fashion