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  2. Citation counts as peer review

    In the continuing debate on the appropriateness of metrics as a tool in the evaluation of research quality, particularly for the next research excellence framework, citation counts are frequently...

    #Letters

  3. Visa martyrdom

    I wish to draw attention to a major incoherence in government policy that threatens the future of all ministerial education colleges. The “user pays” principle has increased the cost of educating...

    #Letters

  4. Quality assessment assured

    The Higher Education Funding Council for England welcomes Roger Brown’s contribution to the debate about future approaches to quality assessment (“A watchdog is for life”, Opinion, 9 July). The...

    #Letters

  5. Take care of innovation

    Over the years, I’ve seen many reviews of academic-industry collaboration come and go, with varying degrees of success. I hope that the new Dowling Review will finally deliver real and lasting...

    #Letters

  6. What students want

    Graham Gibbs’ frustration with graduate employment data, outcome measures and the teaching excellence framework (“Employability data signify nothing”, Letters, 9 July) will be shared by many, but is...

    #Letters

  7. From a privileged position

    Many academics will have bridled at Tony Little’s claim that there is a “gulf” between the quality of teaching at sixth forms and that at universities. He has failed to match the opinions of his...

    #Letters

  8. Another year to prepare

    We are very glad that Shahidha Bari is bringing her wit (and her hip flask) to the English: Shared Futures conference in Newcastle (“A supposedly fun thing”, Opinion, 9 July). This large conference,...

    #Letters
  9. Mind the gap, deficit

    Time to tackle the skills deficit

    The UK is falling short on technical and professional skills, and failing young people in the process, warns Rod Bristow

    #Blog
    #Policy watch
    #Teaching Matters
  12. Infographic (16 July 2015)

    UK’s top Erasmus institutions, 2012-13

    The University of Nottingham is the UK institution with the highest number of students going abroad through the Erasmus programme, latest figures have shown

    #News
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    Brexit, pursued by a scare

    Leaving the EU would be a disaster for UK universities, but pro-Europe campaigners have to choose their message carefully

    #Leader
    #Opinion