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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...

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6 décembre 2014

What I’m really thinking: the Oxbridge admissions tutor

By Anonymous. ‘My job is to penetrate the layers of social conditioning and discover what you’d be like to teach’. More...

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6 décembre 2014

Further education has a role to play in an entrepreneurial career

By Christer Holloman. University and hi-tech startups are often seen as mutually exclusive paths, but the success of Oxford Entrepreneurs shows they can go hand in hand. More...

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6 décembre 2014

Should Universities be exempt from Freedom of Information requests?

By Alice Bell. As public funding for universities reduces, is it time they became as exempt from Freedom of Information laws as the private sector? Or should we reform FOI instead. More...

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6 décembre 2014

Private colleges widen access to education

This week’s report by the National Audit Office highlights dropout rates (Report, 2 December), which it suggests are higher in the private sector. However, when private colleges give mature students from disadvantaged backgrounds the opportunity to return to education, a completion rate of over 80% is surely a positive outcome. More...

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6 décembre 2014

After their divisive and craven campaign for higher fees, Universities Australia's days are numbered

By Ben Eltham. Universities are not corporations, even if the people that run them get paid like they are. Students and academics deserve a better representative than a fossil fuel lobbyist. More...

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6 décembre 2014

Autumn statement: education sector welcomes postgraduate student loans

By Richard Adams. Treasury estimates that new loans will see 10,000 more students taking postgraduate degrees a year. More...

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6 décembre 2014

Good advice is key to pupils’ university progress

Paul Mason (Private schools know how to game elite universities – state-educated kids don’t have this privilege, G2, 1 December) has succumbed to crude class-based generalisations, increasingly the default response in the private school v state school debate that the media is so fond of. More...

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6 décembre 2014

Government loans for postgrads are welcome, but unis must play their part

By Joel Mullan. Postgraduate students under 30 will be eligible for an income-contingent loan of up to £10,000 from 2016-17, it was announced in the autumn statement. But state-backed loans are only part of the solution. More...

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6 décembre 2014

Do universities prefer students with four A-levels?

By Sadie Hale. I wanted to study four A-levels, but my tutor warned against the increased workload. Is it ever a good idea to take an extra subject. More...

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