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Nobel prize winners join calls to open research to all More than 12,000 academics including two Nobel laureates have signed a petition urging the European commission to make publicly funded academic...
Nobel prize winners join calls to open research to all More than 12,000 academics including two Nobel laureates have signed a petition urging the European commission to make publicly funded academic...
Report rebukes lecturers' union over pay dispute Leaders of the Association of University Teachers unexpectedly settled last year's bitter lecturers' pay dispute in a desperate bid to be seen as the...
Jobs unfilled because graduates 'lack basic leadership skills' Almost half of employers failed to fill vacancies last year because many university graduates lack basic communication and leadership...
US business schools top world rankings American business schools continue to dominate the top of the table for global MBA programmes. For the third year running the University of Pennsylvania's...
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Universities seek legal counsel over student advice site that presents 'skewed' data. Claire Sanders writes Named university departments have been described as "rubbish" and "shocking", with students...
Academics are suffering from "chronic levels of isolation" as collegiality is eroded by rising workloads and a shortage of good-quality staff common rooms, researchers have warned. The standard of...