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10 mai 2015

Don't stifle creativity with more cuts to arts education, say experts

By Claire Shaw. The creative industries is the fastest growing sector of the UK economy, but a new Tory government should recognise that high fees and cuts could risk this. More...

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10 mai 2015

How Joe Hockey's disastrous first budget fell apart, brick by brick

By Gabrielle Chan. Twelve months ago the treasurer told the Australian people: ‘We are a nation of lifters, not leaners … We are a great nation. We are a great people. By everyone making a contribution now, we will build, together, a better Australia.’
But large chunks of his budget plan have been abandoned, defeated or stalled. More...

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10 mai 2015

Record numbers of female and minority-ethnic MPs in new House of Commons

By Helena Bengtsson, Sally Weale and Libby Brooks. Nearly a third of Commons now female and number of minority-ethnic MPs has doubled but Oxbridge still dominates choice of university and average age rises. More...

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10 mai 2015

How to apply for research funding: 10 tips for academics

By Helen Lock. Grant writing is time-consuming, tedious and the success rates are depressing. How can researchers make the process less stressful. More...

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10 mai 2015

Australian budget 2015: researchers relieved at two-year funding extension

By Michael Safi. Industry welcomes reports about funding extension for more than two dozen research facilities, but say they will keep losing staff to secure jobs overseas. More...

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10 mai 2015

Take care, female students – you owe it to yourselves

By Jinan Younis. Worn down by a toxic blend of stereotyping, relentless deadlines and guilt, women at universities are making time for a bit of self care. More...

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10 mai 2015

Students ticked off by ban on watches in exams

By Katherine Price. As exam season gets underway, universities have come up with a new item to confiscate.
Several universities have recently revised their watch policy. Students at City University in London are now banned from wearing any kind of wristwatch in exams, those at Southampton must place all watches in a clear plastic bag on the desk, while at Goldsmiths watches have to be stored under desks. More...

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10 mai 2015

Millennials want to work for employers committed to values and ethics

By Matthew Jenkin. Ignoring the mood of the next generation means companies are cutting themselves off from two-thirds of the young talent pool, research suggests. More...

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10 mai 2015

Campus cranes and vanity projects with an American flavour

By Peter Scott. The cranes are going up all over universities. A new student village here, an extension to the business school there, airy atria everywhere, even a scattering of “iconic” or “signature” buildings aspiring to be on shortlists for architectural awards. Higher education is investing unprecedented amounts in infrastructure – for good and necessary reasons but maybe for bad ones too. More...

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10 mai 2015

Journalism academics: mocked by the media and stifled by universities

By Anonymous academic. Universities seek out practising journalists to work as academics, but they limit our opportunities by separating us into researchers and teachers. More...

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