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6 juillet 2019

Vice-chancellors still attend pay meetings despite outcry

The GuardianUniversity and College Union found only nine institutions allowed VCs to vote. More...

6 juillet 2019

Trinity College could face boycott over pension scheme pullout

The GuardianCambridge University’s wealthiest college is facing a crucial vote that could keep it on a collision course with academics and unions over its decision to abandon the national university pension scheme. More...

6 juillet 2019

Ethics fly out of the window at Oxford University when big donors come calling

The GuardianFor £150m, can anyone buy naming rights at a great academic institution. More...

6 juillet 2019

Free speech isn’t under threat. It just suits bigots and boors to suggest so

The GuardianYou can’t say anything these days. Free speech is a thing of the past. Young people today can’t cope with reality and if you try to tell them about it you’ll get arrested. You may think we live in a free society, but if you cross the PC brigade, they’ll haul you in for questioning and then they’ll disappear you. More...

6 juillet 2019

Girls will see a path for themselves if we show how engineering makes a difference

The GuardianWhen people ask what it’s like to be a woman in this sector, I long for the time we stop boxing people into stereotypes. More...

6 juillet 2019

London academics criticise 'oppressive' treatment of student protesters

The GuardianAcademics have condemned the “oppressive” treatment of student protesters after the university hired private security staff who forcibly evicted a group that were peacefully occupying a campus building in support of outsourced cleaners. More...

6 juillet 2019

Has Brexit vote hit UK university rankings?

The GuardianIs the Brexit vote really as central to understanding Britain’s universities slipping down the QS league tables as your article suggests (British universities plunge again in league table after Brexit vote, 19 June)? The more fundamental cause is surely the structural reforms undertaken by the coalition government. More...

6 juillet 2019

Britain is still ruled by a privately educated elite. Let’s end this culture of deference

The GuardianThe baffling preference by employers (and voters) for people from expensive schools blocks others’ progress and stifles innovation. More...

6 juillet 2019

Could degree-level apprenticeships attract more women to Stem jobs?

The GuardianEmployers blame schools and stereotypes for persistent gender divide in science, tech, engineering and maths apprenticeships. More...

6 juillet 2019

How changing attitudes are closing the gender gap in engineering

The GuardianIn an industry still dominated by men, career satisfaction and rewarding salaries are helping women push for change. More...

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