Game on
(Photograph) - Game on: Chris Morris, a lecturer at Sheffield Hallam University, displays his interactive exhibition for teenagers that tackles sex, drugs, health, gambling, smoking, drinking and...
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Research papers
From this week, readers will be able to find research papersrelating to the stories on this page (where indicated)by accessing THESIS, The THES Internet service. The service is available at http://...
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Wavelength
(Photograph) - One of the competitors in the British Students' Surfing Championships riding the waves at Newquay in Cornwall last weekend.
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A quick flutter
(Photograph) - A quick flutter: Maggie Reilly, curator of Glasgow University's zoology collection with some of the insects to be catalogued and displayed with the help of money from the Heritage...
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TTA has launched an Internet site
The TTA has launched an Internet site to "encourage and enthuse" prospective teachers to enter the teaching profession. Course details and information on salary scales can be found on: http://www....
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Bio board in rejig
The Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council is to re-organise. Its two existing boards, basic and strategic research, will be replaced by a single strategy board.
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Back to Facts
* 26.5 per cent of new entrants to full-time first-degree courses in 1995/96 were 21 years and over * 44.5 per cent of new overseas entrants to full-time first-degree courses in 1995/96 were 21 years...
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Scientists get warmer
RESEARCHERS from the University of East Anglia are scouring icy marshes and dredging up bogs to plot summer weather from up to 8,000 years ago. Preliminary findings show unexpected temperature...
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In the eye of the storm
(Photograph) - In the eye of the storm: the British Isles is almost totally engulfed as a severe storm blows in from the Atlantic. As seen by a weather satellite, the white areas are low cloud.
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Lecturers quit FE
THE numbers of further education and sixth-form lecturers taking early retirement increased by more than a third between 1991/92 and 1995/96, while early retirements in higher education decreased by...
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Tough task for new agency
Funding council chiefs have called for the swift introduction of a quality "kite-marking" system for universities and colleges involved in the fast-growing multi-billion pound overseas franchising...
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Turkish deal carpeted
A British company put in charge of a multimillion pound project to supply Turkish universities with technical equipment was in a position to influence business in its own favour, public spending...
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CVCP axe over pay bargainers
THE COMMITTEE of Vice Chancellors and Principals is reviewing the future of the universities' pay bargaining body and may recommend its revamping or scrapping. The threat to the Universities and...
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Racist punchlines could KO colleges
COMEDIAN Bernard Manning's conduct at a Round Table function could have knock-on effects for universities and colleges, legal experts have warned. Two black waitresses were awarded undisclosed...
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Seatless shortlisted
Bryan Davies, Labour's spokesman on further and higher education, and Alan Howarth, the former Conservative minister who crossed the floor in 1995, have both been shortlisted, along with two others,...