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From today's UK papers
Financial Times The London Business School and Columbia Business School in New York have formalised a partnership for executive programmes. The Institute of Management is to launch its own...
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Latest UK news
NUS targets marginal seats The National Union of Students is encouraging students to help swing marginal seats in the general election by targeting a small number of constituencies where the...
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Research Exchanges scheme
Deadline: 30/04/2001
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UK Bioscience Business Plan Competition
Deadline: 30/03/2001
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Plant Adaptation: grants for short visits
Deadline: 01/05/2001
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Innovations Fund
Deadline: 15/05/2001
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V-cs attacked for ducking fight for cash
Paralysis has gripped the universities' campaign for more money as the vice-chancellors' leader, Sir Howard Newby, asked "what is the point?" Sir Howard, president of Universities UK and incoming...
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NI females make the grade
In 1999-2000, 63 per cent of female graduates in Northern Ireland higher education institutions gained either first-class or upper-second honours degrees, compared with 52 per cent of males. And 9...
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Welsh give a £35m boost to science
The Welsh Assembly has announced a £35 million boost for new science buildings and equipment. The grant, made up of money from the Office of Science and Technology and the Higher Education Funding...
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Teesside pays tribute to rail disaster don
The University of Teesside has paid tribute to Steve Baldwin, professor of public health, who died in last week's rail crash near York. Vice-chancellor Derek Fraser said: "Steve Baldwin joined us in...
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Straw son among those facing Oxford fine
Students, including William Straw, home secretary Jack Straw's son, who occupied Oxford University's divinity school in February face disciplinary action and possible fines. Thirty students were due...
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Morrison under attack over endowment plan
Alasdair Morrison, Scotland's deputy minister for enterprise and lifelong learning, came under fire this week in the parliament's enterprise and lifelong learning committee over "inadequate"...
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Imperial HIV lab fined for breaching safety
Imperial College, London, has been fined £20,000 for breaching safety regulations at an HIV laboratory. The college was prosecuted by the Health and Safety Executive after an inspection found that...
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MRC offers cash greeting to students
The Medical Research Council is to raise its maintenance grant for students working towards their masters and PhDs to £10,000 a year and £12,500 in London. The move is a bid by the MRC to remain...