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Consultation to consider use of metrics and case studies in research assessment
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Mooc credit to apply even to students who fail to complete
Futurelearn boss says talk of drop outs ‘very annoying’
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Ground shifts on BIS spending review plans
Sources say switch of medical education and research budgets to Department of Health increasingly unlikely
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Journal citation cartels on the rise
The number of journals denied an impact factor for taking part in citation cartels has risen sharply this year, pushing up the total number of excluded journals.
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Thelmas celebrations led by Newcastle
Newcastle University scooped the top prize last night at the ߣߣƵ Leadership and Management Awards 2013
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THE Leadership and Management Awards 2013 winners
Hard graft, creativity and a steady nerve are among the essential qualities for those leading our higher education institutions at a time of uncertainty and rapid change. Fortunately, all three...
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Rural A-level students ‘much less likely’ to go to university
State school children from London and other cities in England are more likely to go on to university after A levels than those from more rural districts, new figures suggest.
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100 Under 50 Rankings 2013 methodology
The ߣߣƵ 100 Under 50 uses the same range of 13 performance indicators to rate institutions as the overall World University Rankings published every autumn but with a major ...
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Moocs are a ‘distraction’, warns sector expert
Massive open online courses could prove a distraction to universities and cost them money, according to a consultancy that advises governments, investors and institutions on higher education issues.
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GM crops ‘safe’ and ‘beneficial’, says minister
The UK government must be among those reassuring the public that genetically modified crops are “a safe, proven and beneficial innovation”, environment secretary Owen Paterson has said.
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THE podcast: 20 June 2013 issue review
Download the podcastThis week’s issue review looks at Quebec, one year on from the anti-fees student protests, and also the latest news on the UK government’s spending review due later this month,...
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20 June 2013
False dawn? - A year on, Quebec’s anti-fees protesters assess gains and goals
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