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Birmingham links up with Wiley on online master’s courses

The University of Birmingham has become the first institution in Europe to partner with the US publisher Wiley to develop online master’s courses

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Birmingham links up with Wiley on online master’s courses

The University of Birmingham has become the first institution in Europe to partner with the US publisher Wiley to develop online master’s courses

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