DJAKOVA Anand Mehta is now back at the University of Southampton, where he is a pharmacology student, after two tours of relief work in Kosovo followed a spell in the Albanian refugee camps. A few...
The sale of Chadwyck-Healey has left its founder Pounds 30 million richer but Alison Goddard finds him looking to youth for new net challenges Last week Sir Charles Chadwyck-Healey sold his eponymous...
Adventurous research collaborations between social and computing scientists are being encouraged as the Economic and Social Research Council and the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council...
Manchester Metropolitan University will use the open-source Linux operating system, combined with IBM's DB2 Universal Database, as the platform for delivering education and training to 1,200 students...
BT Cellnet has awarded a Pounds 10,000 bursary to fine-art postgraduate student John Reveler to study at the Surrey Institute of Art and Design for a year. During the year, he will design a cellular...
In his scathing but affectionate portrayal of Oxford and Cambridge dons 30 or 40 years ago (page 20) Noel Annan quotes with evident agreement Jasper Rose and John Ziman's assertion that Oxbridge dons...
The media treatment of the Quality Assurance Agency's activity is becoming part of the story itself. It portrays an agency at war with the sector in an often personalised way, with pictures of John...
Universities may not have considered entry criteria for 2002, but schools need guidance now to prepare pupils, says John Dunford Schoolteachers have universally welcomed the greater opportunity for...
In the aftermath of the Paddington tragedy, Stephen Regel asks what role, if any, academics can play In the aftermath of the Paddington rail disaster, opinions and views are already being sought from...
Charles Leadbeater warns academics that ministers view them as insular and irrelevant A gulf of distrust and mutual misapprehension has opened up between the government and intellectuals in recent...
Lecturer in psychology, University of Newcastle, and visiting professor at St Bartholomew's Hospital, London The Teaching Quality Assessment is not what it seems. It has nothing to do with improving...
Cambridge dons fear that their university's reputation is under threat with the emergence of questions about its mission and the future of minority subjects. Cutting undergraduate numbers, narrowing...
The number of students entering full-time higher education this year is up 1 per cent on 1998, according to figures from the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service. Universities and colleges...
(Photograph) - This week's government reshuffle propelled public health minister Tessa Jowell (pictured below) into the Department for Education and Employment. Ms Jowell (Dulwich and West Norwood),...
Liverpool University is to pull out of teacher training next year, claiming it is uneconomical to continue to provide high-quality courses. Liverpool has informed the Teacher Training Agency that it...