Anglia Poly backs family businesses
Low participation meets blue-chip research: Phil Baty reports on the East in the latest of our regional focuses The coming era of a new intimacy between universities and their communities has already...
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Norwich is hungry to take in food agency
Low participation meets blue-chip research: Phil Baty reports on the East in the latest of our regional focuses The University of East Anglia is appealing to the Government to bring its promised new...
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Silicon Fen plan alienates the locals
Low participation meets blue-chip research: Phil Baty reports on the East in the latest of our regional focuses An already uneasy relationship between Cambridge University and its local community...
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Jobs, industry and commercial networks, training for local business, part-time degrees for the community
Jobs, industry and commercial networks, training for local business, part-time degrees for the community - just some of the things HE institutions are doing for East Anglia Low participation meets...
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Call to better teacher skills
CHINESE teacher training colleges must update their teaching programmes to world standards, and local governments across the country must raise more money for teacher training buildings, equipment...
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Fail for bedside manner
JAPAN'S medical students should spend less time mastering medical facts and figures and more time working on improving their bedside skills, according to one of the country's leading doctor-lecturers...
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Noah's Ark case leaves professor high and dry
LAST April, when the Federal Court in Sydney began hearing what became known across Australia as the "Noah's Ark case", Justice Ronald Sackville asked, "Where will we start?". The senior counsel for...
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Visa pain for eager Chinese
AN Australian university claims that Britain is trying to take advantage of the federal government's refusal to admit a number of Chinese students by suggesting they could enrol in British...
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Election result gives hope to Canadian universities
WHILE Canadians have re-elected Jean Chretien and his Liberal government, they have dropped him into a legislature that looks completely different. Upon calling the election, the centrist Liberals...
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France aims to improve quality
TAKING over a new "super" ministry embracing education, research and technology last week, geophysicist Claude All gre promised there would be "no shocks" to the education system, but "reforms to...
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New government to favour FE
FURTHER education will benefit from the new administration in the Irish Republic following last week's general election, which resulted in a hung Dail - the lower house of parliament. All the main...
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Beloved 'bac' shows signs of stress
From Tokyo to Tallinn attempts are being made to overhaul traditional university matriculation AS Nearly half a million French school students prepare to take the baccalaureat, this educational...
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Fast-track plans annoy old guard
From Tokyo to Tallinn attempts are being made to overhaul traditional university matriculation Modest proposals by the Japanese education ministry for a fast-track system in which above-average...
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Italy weaned from free access
From Tokyo to Tallinn attempts are being made to overhaul traditional university matriculation Despite legal hurdles and furious protests from the student left, Italian universities are increasingly...
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Medicine's balance needs readjusting
NINETEEN ninety-seven is an important year for medical education. Medical schools have recently come through the research assessment exercise with considerable misgivings and some trauma. Sir Rex...