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The challenges of the global tuition market Technology is transforming how students learn within universities, and this change will spur the globalisation of higher education, according to Tony Berry...
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The challenges of the global tuition market
Last month Alison Goddard looked at the threat to universities from increasing competition worldwide. In advance of the conference "Tomorrow's world: the globalisation of higher education", she...
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Oil giant backs council
Moscow British Petroleum has agreed to fund a Pounds 150,000 environmental education and language training programme in Russia's far east, where it plans to bid for an oil exploration contract. The...
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MPs tussle for state campuses
The Portuguese government is in disarray over competing requests for new state universities to be set up in regional cities. Prime minister Ant"nio Guterres has ruled out any new institutions during...
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North East Surrey College of Technology
In The THES of November on page 5, we carried a map to go with the story "Troubled TVU's teaching could be farmed out". Nescot (North East Surrey College of Technology) was unfortunately omitted.
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What delegates will hear at the conference
The challenges of the global tuition market "If global universities do emerge, they may be based not on existing universities but other kinds of organisation. There is little evidence that higher...
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Kick-off for first football industry postgrads
Britain's first postgraduate students in football are about to graduate from Liverpool University. Fourteen students will graduate with an MBA (Football Industries) on Monday. The course, taught by...
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Hunt on for local saint
Evidence for a new obscure English saint - St Morrell - has been discovered in the quintessential English village of Hallaton, Leicestershire. Morrell, whose name is associated with a well in the...
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Soap studs
(Photograph) - Second-year media students from the University of Lincolnshire and Humberside are working to produce their soap opera, Flat Out, which will be broadcast via university halls of...
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Benchmark plans 'are unworkable'
The new push to establish benchmark standards for all academic subjects came under fire this week as critics claimed the proposed scheme was unworkable. Norman Jackson of the Quality Assurance Agency...
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Don's Diary
Friday Don hat and gown for the Honorary graduates graduation ceremony at Middlesbrough town hall. Sit on stage with our honoured guests, governors, and directors of the university. Give the citation...
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The THES Diary
Lawless students Use it or lose it. The Law Commissioners have been busy spring cleaning the statute books - to clear laws no longer considered relevant. But students will be dismayed to discover...
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In the news
Lord Plant of Highfield, who is resigning as master of St Catherine's College to spend more time with his peerage, has claimed he would be terrible at being a minister. He says he lacks the day-to-...
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Glittering prizes
The Institute of Physics has awarded the Glazebrook medal to Christopher Llewellyn Smith, director general of Cern; the Guthrie medal to George Bacon, emeritus professor of physics at the University...
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On the move
Roderick Floud, 56, provost of London Guildhall University, has been elected as a vice-chairman of the Committee of Vice-Chancellors and Principals. He will be one of three vice-chairmen, with Sir...