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30 juillet 2017

Class prejudice and the student debt crisis

The Guardian homeBritish universities have been undergoing a transformation from being institutions bent on promoting scholarship and preserving civilised values into places bent on facilitating the cost-effective throughput of learning-receptor units who attend principally to purchase certified eduproduct: if nothing else, the unthinking adoption of soul-numbing management speak attests to that. More...

30 juillet 2017

Pressure to publish in journals drives too much cookie-cutter research

The Guardian homeEvaluating academic performance on the basis of journal publications is skewing research priorities. This does our public funders a disservice. More...

30 juillet 2017

Poll finds that 60% of Britons want to keep their EU citizenship

The Guardian homeSix out of 10 Britons want to keep their European Union citizenship after Brexit – including the rights to live, work, study and travel in the EU – and many would be prepared to pay large sums to do so, according to research led by the London School of Economics. More...

30 juillet 2017

'A violence no autopsy can reveal': the deadly cost of India's campus prejudice

The Guardian homeMany Dalit students regard university as a place of ridicule and abuse. Amrit Dhillon investigates the aftermath of two suicides and asks: is it time to make campus caste discrimination a criminal offence. More...

30 juillet 2017

Skills shortage costs British businesses £2bn a year, survey finds

The Guardian homeOpen University says firms pay extra for recruitment, temps and inflating salaries and advises them to train their staff. More...

30 juillet 2017

Let's use the Tef to bring lofty universities back down to earth

The Guardian homeThe Tef is an opportunity for universities to shift their focus from conducting research in ivory towers to giving all students the best experience. More...

30 juillet 2017

The end of tuition fees is on the horizon – universities must get ready

The Guardian homeInstitutions embracing the government’s gold, silver and bronze ratings may find history quickly turning against them. More...

30 juillet 2017

Why would we scrap £9,000-a-year tuition fees when we know they work?

The Guardian homeWhat critics fail, or refuse, to understand is that our charges actually improve access to higher education by allowing universities to offer more places. More...

30 juillet 2017

What about the debt we owe to graduates?

The Guardian homeA mother's perspective on her daughter's student debt, from Janet Moore and three ways in which graduates repay society with interest, listed by Bernard Moxham. More...

30 juillet 2017

Poorest students will finish university with £57,000 debt, says IFS

The Guardian homeThinktank says replacing maintenance grants in England hits students from lower-income households hardest. More...

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