Correction: v-cs' pay
In The THES last week, we incorrectly calculated the pay rise for Sir Kenneth Calman, vice-chancellor of the University of Durham. It was actually 3 per cent, taking his pay to £142,000. We apologise...
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126,000 Scots to get funds
More than 126,000 full-time equivalent students are eligible for funded places this year in Scottish higher education institutions, according to the Scottish Higher Education Funding Council. Full-...
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NEWS Capital expenditure: lecturers squeezed out of London FEATURES Tzvetan Todorov on the rights and wrongs of military intervention RESEARCH Special: American Association for the Advancement of...
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Straw gives hope to researchers at risk
Researchers working in the genetic modification and the nuclear industry should be protected from attacks by new legislation, as well as those who use animals in their experiments, according to MPs....
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Aston says top-up fees may be the only option
Aston University chiefs have defended their decision to include possible top-up fees in their budget from 2002-03. Plans to raise an extra £1.73 million by 2004-05 by charging about half of Aston's...
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Staff voice fear over Midlands merger
Academics at Aston University have expressed strong reservations over proposals to create a new "mega-institution" through a merger with Birmingham University. Feelings are running so high that the...
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MPs hear harsh loans truth
Student debt may be causing people to drop out of university, MPs heard this week. Claire Callender, professor of social policy at South Bank University, told the education select committee on...
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Whistleblowers: LIPA must sharpen act
Funding chiefs have demanded a number of improvements to ensure that the Liverpool Institute of Performing Arts can account properly for the public money it receives. Meanwhile, a series of high-...
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£50m project to relocate art college
The London Institute will spend £50 million relocating the Chelsea College of Art and Design to the former Royal Army Medical College next to Tate Britain. Sir William Stubbs, rector of the London...
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Royal Academy of Arts criticised over moving postgraduate students to the Museum of Mankind
Graduates of the Royal Academy of Arts have criticised its decision to move 60 postgraduate students to the Museum of Mankind building. They said the studio light conditions would not be as good as...
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Calls to scrap Shefc funding proposals
The Scottish Higher Education Funding Council is facing calls to withdraw "ludicrous" proposals on funding for teaching that critics fear could destabilise the sector. Universities have accused Shefc...
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Institute will back science spin-offs
A £10 million enterprise initiative, involving a consortium of eight West Midlands universities, has been launched by science minister Lord Sainsbury. The Mercia Institute of Enterprise aims to...
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Surveyors cull 15 to 'safeguard standards'
Fifteen higher education institutions accredited by the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors have failed to be accepted on new partnership arrangements. The institute has announced partnerships...
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Funding rumblings in valleys
Underfunding of universities and colleges in Wales is the key issue that needs to be addressed by the Welsh Assembly's higher education review, a national survey has found. A preliminary report...
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Macho dons get equality training
All Cambridge University managers are to have compulsory equal opportunities training after a staff audit found that the university's predominantly white, male leaders are propagating a "macho" and "...