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I was pleased to be informed by Jack Grove鈥檚 article 鈥淭inkering helps to dial in the joy of learning鈥 (Campus close-up, 23 July) that Saeed Reza Taghizadeh at London Metropolitan University is...
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A precious point
The review of Jeff Scheible鈥檚 book on punctuation appears to have overlooked the full stop that punctuates the volume鈥檚 hardcover price: 拢52.50 (鈥淟ittle things mean a lot鈥, Books, 23 July). At a...
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Smart fees
You report renewed interest in charging variable tuition fees depending on an assessment of the value of the subject being studied (鈥淲ould students swallow fees varying by subject?鈥, Analysis, 23...
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Globe-trotting researchers make a mark with their work
Data show link between international collaboration, mobility and high-impact research
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Grant winners 鈥撀30 July 2015
A round-up of recent recipients of research council cash
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Laurie Taylor 鈥 30 July 2015
The official weekly newsletter of the University of Poppleton. Finem respice!
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15 most cited companies in REF impact case study analysis
Pharmaceutical firms were mentioned most often in universities鈥 impact case study submissions to the research excellence framework, according to a report
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Roaming between networks
From Africa to the UK, countries must find ways to capitalise on the global ebb and flow of today鈥檚 mobile scholars
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Branch campus death knell 鈥榦ver-exaggerated鈥, says offshore provost
Head of University of Nottingham Malaysia says too much emphasis placed on聽small number of closures
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Campus close-up: Testing the future of telecommunications
The University of Surrey鈥檚 centre for testing the next generation of mobile technology has seen significant buy-in from industry
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Facilities key to students鈥 university choice
Students place more value on facilities than reputation, research finds
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Hong Kong students 'storm meeting' after council fails to appoint liberal to key post
Council member accused of 鈥榙iving like a cheating soccer player鈥 as continued delay in decision on pro vice-chancellor candidate sparks chaotic scenes
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South African student leader spared sanction for Hitler comments
University of Witwatersrand describes statements as 'abhorrent' but defends freedom of speech