Partnership agreements: worthy pact or children’s charter?
Experts note the rise of passive, instrumentalist study in a marketised sector. Chris Havergal writes
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Letters
Local issues will need very close attentionThe two opinion pieces on the implications for higher education of the Scottish referendum raise questions for universities in England as debate about the...
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Purcell set to have showdown meeting with senior figures at Plymouth
Suspended v-c still wants her job back as details about legal bills are disclosed
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Investigation into the dearth of female scientists
Quotas suggested as women’s success rate for Royal Society fellowships falls. Holly Else reports
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Building on trust
V-c outlines his plans now that London Met’s full visa licence has been restored. Jack Grove writes
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Hot or not? Hefce map reveals gaps in provision
Information is intended to start conversations on finding local solutions
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Leader - Should research be led by accident or by design?
Planning to win top laurels is a fool’s errand, so how should research be structured to best produce far-reaching results?
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Parking prices drive Bath Spa staff to distraction
Plans to charge staff to park at Bath Spa disputed by unions. Jack Grove reports
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Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, by Yuval Noah Harari
Chris Knight on the history of humanity and the myths that shape our civilisations
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Master works
Anselm Kiefer’s world of extraordinary creativity is filled with fundamental truths: cataclysmic, transformational, stupendous, says Alex Danchev