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NUS publishes ‘roadmap for free education’
The National Union of Students has outlined its proposals for reforming how higher education in England is funded
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Student numbers to US up, including from India
The number of international students starting courses at US universities has increased by 7.5 per cent in the space of a year
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Comet mission inspires Classics research
Classicists and archaeologists are benefiting from technology remarkably similar to that used on the module that landed on Comet 67P
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Japan ‘can still be fruitful for recruitment’
British Council survey suggests students are still outward looking despite slump in number going overseas
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Keele and Derby vice-chancellors to step down
Two vice-chancellors have announced that they will be stepping down from their roles next summer
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Candidates for next UUK president confirmed
Julia Goodfellow among the three as she bids to be first woman in the post
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Marking boycott could be suspended next week
UCU to consult on halting action to allow more talks, provided academics’ pay is not docked
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European Commission scraps chief scientific adviser post
Scientists and science bodies have reacted with dismay to the decision by the European Commission to axe the post of chief scientific adviser.
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Clark: Send UK students to India to future-proof relationship
Universities minister announces plan to send 5,000 students a year to the subcontinent during his visit to Delhi
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Salford UCU latest to back strike over pay docking
Move follows similar action at Liverpool and Bradford, while Ulster staff ask for their university to be ‘grey-listed’
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'10 ways to help poorer students into medicine' guide launched
Universities have been urged to use 10 key tactics to boost enrolment in medicine by students from disadvantaged backgrounds.
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THE podcast: 13-19 November 2014 issue review
Download the podcastThe recruitment of students from the European Union, problems arising from post-publication peer review, and a musical lecture exploring the links between three individuals...
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Visa rules no bar to post-study work, says Greg Clark
But Russell Group chair says immigration ‘rhetoric’ is hurting universities’ ability to attract international students
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Sarah Churchwell: why the humanities matter
Ahead of the Being Human festival, the professor of American literature considers their importance