Higher education
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Editors' picks
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Is a downturn looming for universities that usually enrol a large number of part-time students? Asks Jessica Shepherd -
A town once nicknamed 'Pramface by the Sea' is looking up, thanks to a dose of higher education
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Robin Wilson, mathematics professor tells John Crace about his many passions, and about his father, Harold
Most recent
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Oct 12 2008:
Exeter College to publish undergraduate comments and jokes taken from college suggestion book
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Oct 11 2008:
How do employers keep you on the straight and narrow while signed up for a graduate scheme?
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Oct 11 2008:
A postgraduate maths course will leave you to figure out your own solutions
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Oct 10 2008:
Research reveals that a degree from one of the top universities "significantly" raises earning power and concludes that students who attend the top institutions should pay for the privilege
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Oct 10 2008:
Funding council in urgent mission to establish just how many had investments in failed Icelandic banks
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Oct 9 2008:
Academics and students will get unprecedented access to news clips of everything from the moon landing to the rise of Jade Goody, thanks to an alliance between ITN, Reuters and universities
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Video
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Oct 9 2008:
A century of news on film becomes available to students and academics, thanks to a landmark deal between ITN, Reuters and universities
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Oct 9 2008:
Universities UK publishes guide to help new chancellors, such as Sir Michael Parkinson, get to grips with the previously undefined role
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Oct 9 2008:
Oxford, Cambridge and Imperial lose out to American rivals in university top ten
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Oct 9 2008:
Cambridge University historian identifies rural revivalist Rolf Gardiner as true youth culture pioneer
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Oct 9 2008: World rankings of universities compared with last year
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Oct 8 2008:
Three winners awarded for work on green fluorescent protein and its use in tracking down illnesses
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Oct 8 2008:
Editorial: His information asymmetry theory undermined the notion that markets can work perfectly
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Oct 8 2008:
Denis Healey's photographs of international figures and his family to raise eyebrows in East Sussex
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Gallery (12 pictures),
Oct 8 2008:
Ex-chancellor Healey, 91, is a keen photographer. This is a selection of his photos, which are on show at Sussex University
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