The 10 most popular academic papers of 2014
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Time for the taught master’s to shine?
Criticism of postgraduate loans scheme smacks of the adage: ‘never let a good deed go unpunished’, writes Andrew Wathey
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Martin Hall to step down as University of Salford v-c
Martin Hall is to retire as Salford vice-chancellor, with his deputy taking over line management duties from today
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Universities share £200m STEM funding
More than 70 universities and colleges will share £200 million to boost teaching facilities in science, technology, engineering and maths
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Global Employability University Ranking 2014 results
Top 100 universities for employability revealed
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Israel boycott movement survives challenge
By Elizabeth Redden, for Inside Higher Ed
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THE podcast: online learning roundtable
Download the podcastIn this podcast special, ߣߣƵ reporter Chris Parr discusses online education with Diana Laurillard, professor of learning with digital technologies at University...
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UCU calls for better advice on university for young people
Move follows survey highlighting gulf between social classes on guidance
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Student charters should be ‘brought to life’, says report
Universities need to do more to “bring to life” their student charters, which set out what students can expect of their higher education experience
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Einstein goes digital as material about his life is placed online
Extensive material about the first 44 years of Albert Einstein’s life has been made available online for the first time
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Soas research assistant claims bias in visa decision
A research assistant has claimed that his university declined to sponsor his visa to remain in the country because of his political activism.
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BRICS & Emerging Economies Rankings 2015 methodology
A slight variation on a tried-and-trusted method The ߣߣƵ World University Rankings methodology used for the BRICS & Emerging Economies Rankings 2015 has been adjusted for...
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Postgraduate borrowers ‘would face 50 per cent tax’
George Osborne’s postgraduate loans plan would mean borrowers having upwards of 50 per cent of their salary deducted when they repay.
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Combination of assets
A new world-class university that integrates existing centres of excellence would boost Thailand’s development, says Kriengsak Chareonwongsak
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Onwards and upwards: the advance continues
Universities in developing nations are strengthening their presence in world rankings, says Phil Baty