By Don Nutbeam. George Osborne's plan to provide government-funded postgraduate loans is a step forward in opening up further study to all students, says Prof Don Nutbeam. Read more...
7 décembre 2014
7 décembre 2014
'Ignore creative subjects at your peril'
By Anne Carlisle. Studying a creative degree means you’ll develop the skills required to join a sector that’s providing more job opportunities than ever before, says Prof Anne Carlisle. Read more...
7 décembre 2014
One in 10 students 'can't afford to continue at university'
By Josie Gurney-Read. According to research published today, 10 per cent of students say it is likely they will have to drop out of university as they can't afford to continue with studies. Read more...
7 décembre 2014
Oxbridge interviews: not as tough as you might imagine
By Emily Handley. Far from trying to trick you, admissions tutors at Oxford and Cambridge generally want you to do well, so try and enjoy the interview, says Emily Handley. Read more...
7 décembre 2014
EU students wrongly claimed £5.4m to study in the UK
By Graeme Paton. A report by the National Audit Office finds that EU students attempted to falsely claim £65m in grants and loans, with some £5.4m being paid by the Student Loans Company. Read more...
7 décembre 2014
Studying at a US university: the benefits
By Gabriel Samuels. With record numbers of UK students crossing the Atlantic to study in the US, Gabriel Samuels finds out what all the fuss is about. Read more...
7 décembre 2014
Schools warned over looming teacher recruitment 'crisis'
By Graeme Paton. Department for Education figures show a shortage in the number of students training to become teachers, with physics and languages facing the biggest problems. Read more...
6 décembre 2014
'Digital is the missing link in higher education'
By Ian Dunn. In a decade where business and the media have been transformed by digital technologies, higher education can feel stuck in the lecture hall. More...
6 décembre 2014
Shimer College: the worst school in America?
By Jon Ronson. This tiny, eccentric institution in Chicago was just voted the worst place to study in America. But does Shimer, which shuns lectures and has no societies or clubs, deserve such an accolade? Jon Ronson went there to investigate. More.../https%3A%2F%2Fprofilepics.canalblog.com%2Fprofilepics%2F1%2F0%2F1076071.jpg)