News in brief - 11 July 2013
Graduate employmentJob lot: results do varyStudents entering university from state schools perform better than the expected benchmark for securing a job after graduation compared with the privately...

Graduate employmentJob lot: results do varyStudents entering university from state schools perform better than the expected benchmark for securing a job after graduation compared with the privately...

Students will demand ‘full-time professionals’, it is claimed, but others say the contracts will increase

Institutions must fulfil their historic mission of developing student potential, says former vice-chancellor

Edinburgh’s principal tells conference that universities can target disadvantaged schoolchildren via the online courses

Smaller institutions unlikely to benefit from revised low-cost lending terms

Countless college and university presidents and deans have written memoirs over the years in hopes of providing both brilliant insights and practical guidelines. Most such works reprint or modestly...

Too much hangs on them for secrecy to reign, argues Geoffrey Alderman

Technological change is scary but we must adapt to survive, says Kevin Fong

Online provision appeals to cash-strapped, unstable nations

Can an academic conference calmly debate Israel and boycotts?

Despite Disney Pixar’s best efforts, campus jokes just aren’t funny any more, argues Martin McQuillan

Cupp scheme offers lessons for sector. Elizabeth Gibney reports

Scholars dismayed at MA partnership with private university

Matthew Reisz meets Harvard superstar Michael Sandel to discuss the preservation of the public good

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