'Risky' business feared as private college closes in on degree powers
UUK 'positive' about Regent's membership, but critics demand proper scrutiny. John Morgan writes
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Campuses 'off menu' in à la carte model
Classroom-based activities may be a rarity in the university of tomorrow. Jack Grove reports
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Judging panel chosen for THE leadership gongs
The judges for this year's ߣߣÊÓƵ Leadership and Management Awards have been announced, as the deadline for entries draws closer.
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CaSE warns of working-class gap in physics and maths study
Working-class students are less likely to study physics or mathematics than other subjects at university, research has found.
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Knowledge transferNeed for IP speedThirteen of the UK's "most innovative" universities have been awarded more than £750,000 to help ease their intellectual property's transition from the academy to...
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Centre puts a forensic focus on rot at the heart of power
Sussex unit to investigate ways to keep politicians honest. Matthew Reisz reports
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Not all enterprise is private
Adam O'Boyle outlines how student-led third-sector bodies can offer institutions social and financial benefits
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A poor policy poorly managed leaves little to show for £315m
Hefce admits that the multimillion-pound Cetls scheme had minimal impact on student learning. Paul Ramsden is not surprised
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More democratic, more accountable and closer to its members: Sally Hunt says her planned UCU reforms will engage it with society
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Working with, not against
Students' unions now focus on cooperation, not opposition, says Paul Greatrix
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Sandwiches are us
"A commercial breakthrough." That was how Desmond Ponzi, the manager of our staff snack bar, The Big Hub, described the fundamental changes he is making to his current "retailing strategy".From now...
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Laissez-faire attitude to Sarkozy's reforms as election looms
Economic crisis leaves French politicians tight-lipped on universities budget. Clea Caulcutt writes
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Research intelligence - Euro funding star in the ascendant
ERC leader Helga Nowotny talks to Paul Jump about concentration, competition and the future
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My fellow Americans, college is not a priority
Presidential hopefuls' attitudes to sector range from indifference to hostility. Jon Marcus reports