Brussels, 21 October 2005 Third progress report and JRC biotechnology assessment study This memo provides the following information: Biotechnology is an important economic player Figures on...
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Teaching criteria updated in response to government and industry demands
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The University of Aberdeen is set to become the first UK higher education institution to open a campus in South Korea
New plans focus on putting Hungarian higher education on solid international foundations
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Former business secretary’s book says PM cannot move Theresa May ‘an inch’ and reveals Lib Dems had plan to protect higher education and science budgets under new coalition
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