Universities in England are set to lose their autonomy when a new watchdog comes into force that will tackle excessive salaries for vice-chancellors.
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26th Apr 2024 | Updated at 03:59am 26th Apr 2024
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TEACHERS WELCOME EAGER CHILDREN BACK TO SCHOOL
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An award-winning writer and journalist who, for over 60 years, has helped India’s less-privileged gain access to education, is to receive an honorary award from the University of Huddersfield.
Strike action by university lecturers which is due to start this week will be extended to disrupt summer examinations and graduation ceremonies if there is no resolution to a dispute over pensions.
The John Innes Centre has established new scholarships to honour Dr Janaki Ammal, the renowned botanist for post graduate research students. The centre...
Gurdwaras across Britain may be soon seen as part of the British heritage, according to a research project completed at the University of Leicester by...
The issue of extremism and indoctrination in schools was debated in the House of Lords last week following a question tabled by Lord Storey who asked the...
Mum and housewife Vanie Kalapan had her heart set on gaining a degree in accounting and finance, and moving into the jobs market. But when she fell pregnant...
Rachit Patel, a Gujarati origin student from Mumbai in India has become the 1000th student at Birmingham's City University International College. Students,...
Born in New Delhi, India in the year 2009, Sohini Roy is currently a Year 4 student of Nelson Primary School in Birmingham and has recently featured in...
Despite warnings about the impact of the EU Referendum and Brexit having on higher education, the first figures for 2018 reveal that over 100,000 EU and overseas candidates have applied to take up higher education courses this autumn.
