Dutch fret over ageing staff
THES reporters examine appointment systems worldwide: Dutch universities are increasingly looking abroad for scientists to fill the gaps caused by ageing academic staff and a lack of national...
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Fast track for local blacks
THES reporters examine appointment systems worldwide: Anessa Adam, a junior lecturer studying for a masters in business finance at the University of the Wi****ersrand in Johannesburg, is one of 19...
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Lessons about letting in outsiders
An unexpected discovery led David Feldman to research the historical changes in immigrant welfare provision. It is only in the past 50 years that Britain has become a multicultural society. The...
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Asylum seekers suffer as communities dispersed
Asylum seekers are suffering mental health problems because of government policies of separating groups and replacing cash bene-fits with vouchers, Stirling Uni-versity researchers have found. Iain...
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Lecturers lead Italian protests
Italy's academics have entered the political fray to challenge the conservative government led by media tycoon Silvio Berlusconi. Thousands of academics, who staged street demonstrations in Florence...
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Police check on students
Police are conducting widespread security checks on overseas students amid concerns that potential terrorists could be gaining entry to the United Kingdom. Local police forces are providing...
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