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Row could damage business school recruitment The head of Oxford's Said Business School has warned that recruitment could suffer as a result of controversy over the involvement of the prime minister’s...
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Financial Times Poor employment prospects among ethnic minorities are to be tackled with a £15 million fund to be announced as the government launches the second phase of the New Deal. Norman Borlaug...
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Norway may set up 14 new institutions Norwegian minister of education and research Trond Griske has tabled a bill to set up 14 new universities and university colleges, bringing the total to 18....
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The Guardian Hopes of a cure for Parkinson's disease by the implantation of foetal cells into the brain have been dashed after a trial of the technique, involving two US universities, found a number...
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Cambridge presses ahead with expansion plan Cambridge University is planning the biggest expansion in its 800-year history with the addition of 5,000 students, three colleges and 3,000 staff...
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Harvard names Summers president Harvard University’s next president will be Lawrence Summers, treasury secretary for the final 18 months of the Clinton administration. He will take over from Neil...
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Financial Times The London Business School and Columbia Business School in New York have formalised a partnership for executive programmes. The Institute of Management is to launch its own...
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NUS targets marginal seats The National Union of Students is encouraging students to help swing marginal seats in the general election by targeting a small number of constituencies where the...
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Research Exchanges scheme
Deadline: 30/04/2001
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UK Bioscience Business Plan Competition
Deadline: 30/03/2001
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Plant Adaptation: grants for short visits
Deadline: 01/05/2001
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Innovations Fund
Deadline: 15/05/2001
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V-cs attacked for ducking fight for cash
Paralysis has gripped the universities' campaign for more money as the vice-chancellors' leader, Sir Howard Newby, asked "what is the point?" Sir Howard, president of Universities UK and incoming...
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NI females make the grade
In 1999-2000, 63 per cent of female graduates in Northern Ireland higher education institutions gained either first-class or upper-second honours degrees, compared with 52 per cent of males. And 9...