Eden Project plants itself firmly in the higher education space

Partnership with Cornwall College Group will see tourist attraction open its doors to undergraduates

Published on
October 1, 2015
Last updated
February 16, 2017
John Elmes
People visiting Eden Project
Source: Alamy
Under the dome: by opening its doors to students, the Eden Project hopes to change the ‘digging in a ditch in the rain’ image of a career in horticulture
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Print headline: Eden sprouts HE shoots as biomes become classrooms

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#1 Submitted by Casper on October 2, 2015 - 8:53am
Good to see that there's one education provider in Cornwall with a bit of vision and innovative zeal. Unlike Falmouth University that can't be arsed to run most of its courses, has slashed its postgrad provision and Professoriat is getting rid of AIR and is not fit to call itself a university. Yet it mops up millions in European grants like a psychotic sponge on drugs, then bins the initiatives they were designed to fund in order to print chocolate money to celebrate its 'celebrity' chancellor.

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