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  2. Rammell attacks coalition following Ucas figures

    The fall in university applications could be "a societal turning-point" and the government must launch a national campaign to ensure higher education is seen as affordable, a vice-chancellor and...

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  3. Year-on-year fall in applications continues

    University applicant numbers have continued to fall for the second consecutive year - with around 18,000 fewer people applying to higher education compared to the same time last year, new figures...

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  4. Grant winners

    LEVERHULME TRUSTResearch Project GrantsSciences• Award winner: Colin Campbell• Institution: University of Edinburgh• Value: £243,900Mapping local steady state redox potentials with subcellular...

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  5. Charles Rosen, 1927-2012

    A world-renowned pianist, musicologist and polymathic writer on cultural themes has died.Charles Rosen was born in New York on 5 May 19 and lived to the end of his life in the apartment he moved into...

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  6. Age of 'catastrophe'? It is already here

    The readers of Times Higher Education owe a huge debt of gratitude to Paul Ramsden, a consultant in teaching and learning in higher education, for solving in one short article the conundrum that has...

    #Letters

  7. Made to measure

    Regarding "The week in higher education" on 29 November. One entry stated: "Universities have largely abandoned examinations in favour of 'spoon-fed' coursework, according to an article in The Sunday...

    #Letters

  8. On the ball

    Regarding "The world in their sights: Science without Borders", part of your recent cover feature "Boom times and golden goals" (13 December). The Science without Borders programme in the UK has...

    #Letters

  9. Swamped by red tape

    I am sure that many in higher education identified with the UK Border Agency's recent administrative headaches ("'Illegal' students reports ignored", News in brief, 6 December), but that is where the...

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  10. First-hand experience

    Bruce Macfarlane seems unaware that the educator's role is to facilitate students' learning ("Be here now, or else: lamentable effects of student 'presenteeism'", Opinion, 13 December). In part, this...

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  11. PhD paralysis

    "External examiners' anachronistic power over the PhD process can be painfully counter-productive." So wrote marketing professor Chris Hackley in the pages of Times Higher Education last year ("The...

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  12. Elevated concerns

    I am sure Theresa May has in mind the example of the Daleks' methods when it comes to international students ("Seek, locate, repatriate! 'Dalek' home secretary's visa stance angers v-c", News, 20/...

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