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23 juin 2018

University guide 2019: league table for health professions

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianThe study of ophthalmics, the oral and aural sciences and medical technologies including radiography. More...

23 juin 2018

University guide 2019: league table for sports science

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianThe scientific study of exercise, health and sport. More...

23 juin 2018

University guide 2019: league table for veterinary science

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianThe study of the diagnosis and treatment of disease and injury in animals, welfare, public health and pharmaceuticals. More...

23 juin 2018

Nottingham Trent leapfrogs city rival in university league table

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianFormer polytechnic beats prestigious neighbour, while Cambridge retains top spot. More...

23 juin 2018

University league tables 2019

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianFind a course at a UK university

How to use the tables: a step-by-step guide. More...
23 juin 2018

Why thousands of AI researchers are boycotting the new Nature journal

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianAcademics share machine-learning research freely. Taxpayers should not have to pay twice to read our findings. More...

23 juin 2018

University guide 2019: league table for agriculture, forestry & food

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianThe study of land-based industries, such as farming, countryside management and animal rearing - includes agriculture, forestry, food and beverage studies. More...

23 juin 2018

Oxford and Cambridge university colleges hold £21bn in riches

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianBritain’s ancient universities of Oxford and Cambridge have access to a staggering pool of wealth totalling almost £21bn, analysis by the Guardian has revealed. More...

23 juin 2018

The Guardian view on digitising culture: make manuscripts more illuminating

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianWe live in an age of instant images and memes, when 10,000 copies of a picture can be flung around the world in seconds by sliding a finger half an inch across a phone screen. This would have been unbelievable 20 years ago and impossible even to imagine 20 years before that. Go back 1,000 years, and it would have been sorcery. But it is in the world of hand-copied manuscripts 1,000 years old or more that the digital revolution has had some of its most profound and unambiguously beneficial effects. More...

23 juin 2018

Students are at breaking point in a broken system

Screenshot-2018-4-23 The GardianI too have a daughter who, though creative and gifted, cannot do squiggles on paper, has spent 12 years of her life learning that she’s “thick” and “useless” and is about to sit – and likely fail – her GCSE maths for the third time. More...

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