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Student riots, the first taste of the fruits of unbridled austerity
Peter Geoghegan argues that the coalition's policy of drastic cuts is flawed and heralds an upsurge of discontent not seen for decades
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Top European universities in Engineering
Top European universities in engineeringData provided by Thomson Reuters from its Essential Science Indicators, January 2000-August 2010Euro rankWorld rankInstitutionPapersCitationsCitations per...
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The week in higher education
After getting its hands on a "dossier of student misdemeanours" detailing disciplinary action at the University of Cambridge over a five-year period, The Daily Telegraph duly gave over most of page...
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New market, new rules: NUS signals consumer revolution
'Sticks, not carrots' required to regulate post-Browne academy. Rebecca Attwood reports
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Huge BPP write-off announced as Apollo prophesies bleak short-term future for private demand
More than a quarter of the purchase value of for-profit provider BPP has been written off by its US parent company because of uncertainty surrounding the UK higher education market's future.End-of-...
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130 jobs will go as HEA set to scrap its subject centres
Insider says sector may resist changes aimed at streamlining organisation, writes Rebecca Attwood
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Unit closure is a 'slap in the face' for expert staff
A centre that supports students at London Metropolitan University is to shut under plans to cut 44 posts.London Met has announced its intention to close the Learning Development Unit, which helps...
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Fear of funding gap leads Scots to rethink fees policy
Expert group to 'number crunch' different models of graduate contribution. Hannah Fearn reports
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Bristol v-c faced no opposition in bid to become UUK president
The next president of Universities UK has been appointed amid dissatisfaction among some vice-chancellors at the organisation's handling of the battle over cuts.It was announced this week that Eric...
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Asians take new Silk Road to the heart of America
Growing middle class in China credited for surge in students from region. John Morgan writes
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Science colossus shrinks in stature as rest of the world starts to catch up
Too much research concentration may have contributed to the erosion of the US' position as a "colossus of science".A new report by Thomson Reuters shows that although the average citation impact of...
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No 'magic bullet': try this amulet
Conference debates role of alternative therapies in mental health services. Matthew Reisz reports
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Moving teacher training from universities will 'risk quality'
UCET chief warns against 'damaging' plans to switch funding to schools. Sarah Cunnane reports
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Staff fear fewer bins may soil university's image
After the funding cuts come the cost-saving measures: academics at the University of Aberdeen have been asked to take on cleaning duties in an attempt to save money.Staff have been ordered to dispose...