Crackdown on forged documents
Universities in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania are setting up a database of applicants to try to eradicate the use of forged documents. Officials have detected 50 applicants who used forged certificates...
Universities in Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania are setting up a database of applicants to try to eradicate the use of forged documents. Officials have detected 50 applicants who used forged certificates...
Universities in developing countries may enjoy a new wave of investment after a policy shift by the World Bank that acknowledges the key role of higher education in bringing about economic and social...
One in eight of Europe's 576 butterfly species is under threat according to research. The plight of butterflies and moths was discussed last weekend at the international symposium of the British...
Law academics fear that the Law Society and the Bar Council will introduce their own quality-assurance systems and prescribe course content for law degrees in an attempt to shore up standards. They...
A row between the European Parliament and the European Union Council of Ministers, which represents member governments, is threatening delays in approval of key elements of the EU's €16.2 billion (£...
Princeton beats Yale in latest rankings Princeton University leads the U.S. News & World Report rankings for 2002-03, with Harvard and Yale Universities tying in second place.
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This week's competition, in which you have to identify a book from its opening sentence, is taken from a work by a novelist remembered for her writing for children: "When Mary Lennox was sent to...
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