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Ann Mroz has been appointed editor of ߣߣÊÓƵ.The current deputy editor of the magazine, who has been responsible for editing the features and books sections, Ms Mroz has been with...
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More first-years are staying on
THE BEST AND WORST FOR RETENTIONInstitutions with lowest proportion of dropouts (non-continuation after first year). Full-time first-degree entrants, 2005-06Â Â %Benchmark1Royal Academy of Music0.06....
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FP7 largesse may bring a nasty surprise
Expert says UK's miscalculations of project costs could lead to millions in fines. Zoe Corbyn reports
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Overseas briefing
IndiaExpats welcomed back to studyIndia's first university for Indians who live outside the country is to open in Bangalore. The institution, which is to be set up by the Manipal Academy of Higher...
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Match-funding choices could be vetoed by officials
Universities are told to be 'realistic' in aiming for a share of £200m pot. John Gill reports
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Privatisation fight rated above plight of part-timers
Job security, workloads and local pay are lower on list of priorities, poll finds. Melanie Newman writes
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University College for the Creative Arts - New name, new title bestowed
Full university status has been bestowed on the University College for the Creative Arts. From September, the institution will be known simply as the University for the Creative Arts. Elaine Thomas,...
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Language barriers
Gloria Monday examines the importance of clear communication
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The beauty of pick'n'mix
Once an advocate of core subject teaching, Susan Bassnett now finds herself endorsing the broad diversity afforded by modern curriculums
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Ginger Spice, I salute you
As Kevin Fong scribbles on napkins, he wonders how Geri penned a whole book
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Research intelligence - Fancy coming to my place?
Fellowships tempt rising research stars from abroad to UK to strike up long-term relations, writes Zoe Corbyn
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Off Piste: Never out of the groove
Alex Danchev is entranced by the lyricism and virtuosity of jazz master Charles Lloyd
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Leader: A Google-eyed view of the world
The web's instant access to good, bad and unfiltered data means we need libraries, and librarians' expertise, now more than ever
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Kenneth Walton, 1919-2008
A Birmingham professor who fed workers greasy fry-ups to help explore the causes of heart disease died on 7 May aged 83.Kenneth Walton dedicated his life to researching heart disease, thrombosis and...
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English-born Yale provost becomes Oxford's next v-c
The provost of Yale University is set to become the next vice-chancellor of the University of Oxford.Andrew Hamilton, a professor of molecular biophysics who has been provost of Yale since 2004, is...