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Treasury fuels fears of cuts to medicine
Gordon Brown's plans for a single unified fund for UK health research are set to be ditched months after they were announced, fuelling widespread anxiety about the Treasury's intervention in science...
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Research for sale: $5.95
Shocked academics are warned to protect intellectual property as their work is sold online. Tony Tysome reports. Academics have been warned to protect their intellectual property rights after it...
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'I want to see education stay at the very heart of what we do'
Martin Davidson, just appointed director-general of the British Council, has enjoyed a rapid rise to the top Martin Davidson has promoted British culture and the English language in half of the world...
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On the move...
The ÌÇÐÄVlog Academy has appointed to its team of senior associates: Rob Cuthbert , deputy vice-chancellor of the University of the West of England, who will work with higher education...
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Morale boost bid backfires
Sheffield Hallam's plan to improve relations in its law department has had the opposite effect. Phil Baty reports Sheffield Hallam University has taken the unusual step of bringing in an external...
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Dons warily vote to reform
Oxford dons queued in their hundreds in the rain this week to vote on one of the biggest changes in the university's 900-year history. In a packed Sheldonian Theatre, Oxford's Congregation - its...
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Brilliance of academe celebrated
This week's Times Higher Awards were hailed by government and university leaders as a valuable celebration of the very best higher education has to offer. Tributes to the winners and nominees were...
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Maggot Girl passes on forensic bug
As nicknames go, "Maggot Girl" might not be considered one of the most flattering, but Michelle Harvey wears it with pride. Dr Harvey, who has been appointed senior lecturer at Portsmouth University'...
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Post-92s leap up the TQA table as 'bias' is removed
Old universities are the big losers after teaching quality inspection data are adjusted to remove the link with research. Phil Baty reports Cambridge, Warwick, York and Essex universities are among...
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Inside track...
Our occasional column keeps youJabreast of developments in the jobs market, from tip-offs and career pointers to who's on the move in your field. PRODUCT PLACEMENTS Warwick University is investing £...
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Edge Hill strike threat
Academics at Britain's newest university - Edge Hill - are threatening to strike over proposed contracts that they say would lead to pay cuts. The University and College Union believes that the...
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Cash for qualifications
Workers in England are to receive £12 million from the ÌÇÐÄVlog Funding Council for England to improve their skills. Employees in the North East, North West and South West of England will be...
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Lessons for chief execs
Oxford University's Said Business School plans to open a £30 million centre that will run classes for chief executives, managers and entrepreneurs. The Oxford Executive Education Centre, which is...