Campus round-up
Eggs benedictionA research project is under way that aims to shed light on how the relationship between humans and chickens has developed over the past 8,000 years. Led by Mark Maltby, reader in...
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Working Lives: Gender, Migration and Employment in Britain, 1945- 2007, by Linda McDowell
Pat Thane on a book that provides important insights into the experience of female immigrants
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Where do you think you’re going, eminent Cambridge scientist from overseas?
Cambridge lab staff had to keep weekly record of whereabouts, master complains. John Elmes writes
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Chinese assets and liabilities for Hong Kong ‘hub’ plans
Global push complicated by mainland links
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Working abroad: is the grass greener?
Six academics share their experiences of university life overseas
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Branch breaking point? Investor abandons Napier's Hong Kong venture
Edinburgh Napier outpost uncertain after Hong Kong land use dispute. David Matthews reports
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Edinburgh Napier’s Hong Kong plans lose financial backing
Planned outpost at Queen’s Hill uncertain after concerns over land use protest
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Cambridge forced to keep tabs on foreign scientists
Foreign academics had to account for their whereabouts each week, university master complains
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EdX signs up 15 new members
The US massive open online course platform edX has signed up 15 more universities, more than doubling its number of higher education partners.
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G8 calls for action on avian flu, report highlights Asia-Pacific Achilles' heel
Brussels, 03 May 2006 A meeting of G8 health ministers in Saint-Petersburg has concluded that the best way to deal with any outbreak of avian flu is to ensure rapid detection in anticipation of a...
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Headaches for Uclan over foreign campuses
Thailand, Cyprus and Sri Lanka initiatives bring fiscal losses and criticism
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So many aspirant doctors, so little time
EUA report uncovers global commonalities in PhD education. Elizabeth Gibney reports
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12 world leaders who attended UK universities
Some of the world’s most powerful graduates demonstrate the influence of UK universities
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Sector aims to score with Premier League profiles
British universities may benefit from local clubs’ international exposure
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They shoot, they score on world stage
British universities may benefit from local clubs’ international exposure. David Matthews reports