eTutor of the Year 2001
eTutor of the Year 2001 Are you using a virtual learning environment? Are you using it as more than just a web site? Win £1,000 cash in a THES/LTSN competition Full details and entry form Closing...

eTutor of the Year 2001 Are you using a virtual learning environment? Are you using it as more than just a web site? Win £1,000 cash in a THES/LTSN competition Full details and entry form Closing...
The Guardian Lecturers and teachers have signalled a series of one-day strikes over pay that could disrupt the courses of thousands of students as early as next month. The Independent After a nine-...
Demand for HE almost static Demand for university places is almost static, according to figures released today by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. Just 0.8 per cent more people had...
Liberal activists' arrests spark protest Students at Tehran University have protested against the arrest of more than 40 Iranian liberal opposition activists including the head of the university's...
Student rents rising fast Student accommodation charges are rising much faster than the rate of inflation, according to a new survey from the National Union of Students. The study found that average...
Bush announces increase in research spending United States president George W. Bush's 2002 budget proposal increases spending on federally financed basic research by 6 per cent but spending on global...
The Guardian According to a National Union of Students survey published today, the large-scale privatisation of university residences is hitting student pockets hard. Unequal internet access for...
Deadline: 11/05/2001
Deadline: 18/05/2001
Muslims denounce women's football in Kuwait Kuwait University is under pressure to cancel a women's football tournament due to take place today after the Muslim Brotherhood denounced it as a...
Physics head quits over job losses The head of physics at Queen Mary, University of London, has quit in protest against job losses in the department. Peter Clegg resigned after four senior staff...
Financial Times The University of Cambridge again tops the FT 's "employer-oriented" league table of UK universities. (Weekend 7/8 April) Although the universities of Oxford and Cambridge have a...
An obsession with retention and achievement rates may lead further education colleges to refuse to recruit students who are likely to drop out, according to a new report, writes Alison Utley....
The Association of University Teachers launched its plans for a rival to the Institute for Learning and Teaching this week. The AUT has already withdrawn support from the institute, which it said is...
University applicants make little use of online information, according to a survey released this week by the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. Most applicants use traditional prospectuses...