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Labour proposes £6k fee cap, but Conservatives smell a U-turn
The Labour Party would reduce the annual tuition fee cap to £6,000 if it were in power, Ed Miliband has said, in an apparent move away from favouring a graduate tax.
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Funding bodies stump up cash in open access agreement
Three European funding agencies have signed an open access funding agreement with journal publisher Wiley-Blackwell.
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Pressure on EPSRC mounts over ‘shaping capabilities’ programme
Six leading scientific bodies, including the Royal Society, have urged the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council to reconsider its controversial “shaping capability” measures.
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Evoke Calliope to ease the brutalising disease
Poetry contest reminds trainee medics that patients are people, not machines. Matthew Reisz reports
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ߣߣƵTonic for youthThe ߣߣƵn federal government is to significantly increase student support following changes approved by the Parliament of ߣߣƵ. The youth allowance, which supports...
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Victoria values: reign abroad but protect one's reputation
The University of Buckingham flies the UK flag in Uganda. David Matthews reports from Kampala
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Can we ever know the truth about the Armenian 'genocide'?
Debate has been further inflamed by claims that Turkey has paid off historians. Jack Grove reports
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Budge up a bit, says Holyrood
SNP plans for sector focus on mergers and research concentration. David Matthews reports
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Francis Crick InstituteYen for the Great Wen defendedThe government has dismissed concerns over the decision to base the UK Centre for Medical Research and Innovation in central London. In May, the...
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Chemical 'overreaction' as boiling point nears over cuts
EPSRC chief provokes ire by saying scientists' views are not supported by evidence. Simon Baker writes
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Health warning for REF's biomedical expertise
A lack of biomedical scientists on one of the subpanels for the research excellence framework has caused "grave concerns" over the credibility of the exercise, a representative body has warned.
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Alternative Ulster: rest-of-UK places for just £6K
V-c vaunts budget degrees and low cost of living to boost ex-NI enrolment. David Matthews reports
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Salary premium from post-92s can trump that of bigger names
Institutions' locale and curricula can help graduates outearn Russell Group peers. Simon Baker reports
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Honey Money not to LSE's taste
Loose 'ties' with author emphasised after terrible notices for 'erotic capital' book. Jack Grove writes