Scotland: ‘yes’ to what?
A number of professors at Scottish universities have come out in support of a “yes” vote in the independence referendum. But those who advocate independence ought not to do so without considering the...
A number of professors at Scottish universities have come out in support of a “yes” vote in the independence referendum. But those who advocate independence ought not to do so without considering the...

Even Machiavelli’s advice to princes spoke to the value of emotional intelligence, argues Paula Nicolson

Athene Donald agrees that scientists, although not infallible, do know better about some things

OU head’s search for speechwriter raises questions about size of v-cs’ offices

Student reps concerned proposed changes would downgrade colleges to halls of residence

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Rama Thirunamachandran is correct when he observes that the current model for student finance is unsustainable (“Bring in the banks: vice-chancellor breaks cover on student finance”, 20 February)....

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Andy Westwood, former New Labour special adviser, asks what went wrong with skills policy

Chinese students in the UK are keen to get work experience, and it would help them to integrate, says Bin Wu

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