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South African campus faces bankruptcy South Africa’s University of the North, which is owed more than R150 million (£129,000) in outstanding tuition and boarding fees, faces bankruptcy...
South African campus faces bankruptcy South Africa’s University of the North, which is owed more than R150 million (£129,000) in outstanding tuition and boarding fees, faces bankruptcy...
FINANCIAL TIMES A £100m investment fund is being raised with the aim of commercialising technology research from four English universities. Chemists from the University of Nottingham believe they...
Education and employment secretary David Blunkett today confirmed the government’s position that there will be no top-up fees in the next Parliament. Mr Blunkett said: “I have made my position clear...
In a wide-ranging speech setting out his government's case for re-election this spring, prime minister Tony Blair said today that there would be £2,000 bursaries for students from poor families, a...
Demonstrators strip staff Demonstrators commemorated the first anniversary of the police raid that ended a ten-month occupation of the National Autonomous University of Mexico by blockading...
Laptop plan criticised by NUS Warwick University's proposal to require students to have laptop computers has been called “top-up fees by the back door” by the National Union of Students....
FINANCIAL TIMES MPs' calls for universities to receive greater financial rewards for taking students from poor areas are likely to be rebuffed by the government. A Japanese law has opened...
Pressure grows to widen participation A post-qualification applications system should be introduced to increase the numbers of state-school pupils at top universities, a report by the...
FINANCIAL TIMES The Law Society is to check the quality of all undergraduate law degree courses in England and Wales. THE GUARDIAN Geoffrey Alderman argues that the American model of positive...
Senegal appoints education minister Senegal's minister for higher education has been replaced less than a week after a student was shot dead during clashes with the police, and on the eve of a...
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Academy of Learning Societies for the Social Sciences Sara Arber , Martin Bulmer , Greville Corbett and Nigel Gilbert , professors at the University of Surrey have been elected to the Academy....
University of Warwick Lectureships: Richard Baines (former senior research associate at the University of Cambridge) the department of biological sciences. Baibel Finkenstadt , department of...
Education minister quits to take on Italian government Italian premier Giuliano Amato has taken over the universities ministry following the resignation of its minister Ortensio Zecchino, who is to...
£15 million announced for Scots technology programmes Wendy Alexander, Scotland’s minister for enterprise and lifelong learning, has announced £15 million for information and communications...