Ig Nobel Prizes 2013 revealed
Cows may have an unfortunate reputation for being slothful, but even long hours on their pins do not increase the likelihood of them lying down.
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Immigration ‘paranoia’ threatens student recruitment, v-cs told
Student recruitment could be jeopardised by “public paranoia” over immigration among the UK’s “xenophobic” population, vice-chancellors have said.
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NUS president Toni Pearce challenges v-cs on public role
Vice-chancellors should take up more prominent public roles as forces for good in society, the National Union of Students president has said.
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European academics 'see a bigger boost' from overseas collaboration
US academics are more likely to work with peers outside the US than European researchers are to link up with those outside Europe, a new study says.
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Labour would not change 9k fee system, says Cable
Vince Cable has predicted that Labour would not change the £9,000 fee system, while also forecasting that David Willetts would be safe in a reshuffle.
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THE podcast: 12 September 2013 issue review
Download the podcastAssessing the impact of mobile phones on higher education in Africa, how the value of the Indian Rupee could impact international student recruitment and a potential flashpoint...
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Birmingham pro v-c’s remark infuriates staff
Malcolm Press withdraws claim to have ‘managed out’ under-performing staff at university
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12 September 2013
Raising the bars - Can mobile technology answer Africa’s higher education call?
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THE Executive Focus and Appointments
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The week in higher education
Last week, Times Higher Education reported that management academics at Swansea University may be placed on teaching-only contracts unless they can offer four papers judged to be at least 3* in...
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Leader - Political consensus
Party conference season is upon us but there may be little dissent expressed over the fees status quo, despite its dangers