The UK’s regional student living costs revealed
The East of England is the cheapest region of the UK for students overall, with other regions coming top for cheapest transport, leisure and accommodation.
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US legal case puts university employee relationships under scrutiny
What policies, if any, should govern romance between colleagues?
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How to choose where to study abroad
Four crucial factors to consider when choosing the best study abroad experience to suit you.
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Ireland’s universities top international student satisfaction rankings
Republic of Ireland has highest satisfaction scores among international students, survey finds
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China slowdown a ‘serious’ risk for US graduate schools
European Association for International Education conference hears crisis, coupled with domestic problems, threatens ‘jewel in the crown’ of US sector
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Africa student mobility is starting to soar, say scholars
Continent’s youthful population will soon require many more university places, with high numbers likely to study outside their home country
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Further your career prospects by studying abroad
Students and employers explain why international experience helps graduates get ahead in the workplace.
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A Google director reveals one must-have trait for graduates
Shuvo Saha, director of Google's Digital Academy, says 'cultural intelligence' is the key skill graduates must pick up while at university.
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Top 25 UK universities for graduate employment
London institutions top Good University Guide 2016 list based on graduate job prospects
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The Times and Sunday Times reveal their top UK universities 2016
Surrey and Sussex make strides in Good University Guide 2016
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Hefce to pilot standardised student tests
Exams could measure 'learning gain' but may also form part of planned teaching excellence framework
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OECD’s Ahelo will fail to launch, says education director
Project to measure learning outcomes globally could have got off the ground ‘if UK had signed on’
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Refugee student applications ‘testing credential checks’
Very few US universities have policies to deal with growing number of stateless people seeking a chance to study
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News blog: what’s the difference between Oxford and Cambridge?
John Morgan looks at the differences between Cambridge and Oxford on the £9,000 tuition cap – and the idea of ‘going private’
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Deirdre McCloskey: ideas, not capital, are root cause of development
Maverick economist explains ‘why the modern world happened’