Nicol Stephen praises academic research
Nicol Stephen, Scotland's deputy minister for enterprise and lifelong learning, has praised academic research as the crucial underpinning for government policy, writes Olga Wojtas. He was delivering...
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Win tickets
The Times Higher has two sets of double tickets to give away for any of the OU's Book Festival events. A full list of events can be accessed through www.edbookfest.co.uk , then "What's On" and "...
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The QAA has rejected accusations
The QAA has rejected accusations of "creeping anglicisation" in its proposals to axe the distinctive MA title for some Scottish undergraduate degrees. The consultative paper proposes restricting the...
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Jim McGoldrick to head Pounds 550,000 project
Jim McGoldrick, vice-principal of the University of Abertay Dundee, will head a Pounds 550,000 project to encourage Scottish higher education institutions to develop a national framework for...
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Nominate Melvyn Fletcher
Absent-minded academics had good reason to nominate Melvyn Fletcher for an honour since he has rescued many a briefcase and paper file left on a car roof, writes Olga Wojtas. The parking control...