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Missed the Ucas application deadline? All is not lost
By Alex Hayman. The 6pm deadline is Sunday 15 January for students to submit their application. But there are a few options left if you miss it. More...
Oxford University accused of failing to deal with admissions racism
By Richard Adams. A former higher education minister has accused the University of Oxford of failing to adequately tackle racism caused by an “unconscious bias” against black and disadvantaged applicants. More...
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I'm a single parent and a scientist and I'm dangerously stressed
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Record one in four graduates in UK awarded top degrees
By Press Association. Proportion getting a first rises from 17% to 24% in five years, but degree classification becoming less important to employers. More...
Want a master's course that's future-proof? Just do what you love
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Brexit doesn't have to be a disaster for universities
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Tougher stance towards overseas students 'could cost UK £2bn a year'
By Richard Adams. Potential gains from charging higher fees after Brexit would be wiped out if Home Office tightens visa numbers, says report. More...