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Soon the passports of all European Community nations will be a uniform mauve. In 1992, as nightly television advertising and looming billboards remind us, a truly common market will be established,...
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National rankings in psychiatry/psychology based on citations
Data provided by Thomson Scientific from its Essential Science Indicators, 1 January 1997–31 October 2007
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Internationalising the curricula
As UK universities become increasingly international, a more globally conscious educational environment benefits overseas and home students alike
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Academic teamwork
Ensuring successful collaboration with peers who may not be natural team players
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We can’t let schools become book-free zones
School libraries are suffering, and even closing, as resources are cut, staff ‘redeployed’ and the internet deemed more important to learning than printed matter and professionals who can sort the...
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I have heard that agency workers are to receive equal treatment to permanent staff. Is this correct?
For many workers and employers, agency working is an attractive and successful work model. However, for many years there has been debate within Europe and the UK about the extent to which agency...
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Top journals in molecular biology and genetics based on total citations
Data provided by Thomson Scientific from its Essential Science Indicators, 1 January 1997–31 October 2007
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Red is the colour
Red is the ColourOur Deputy Director of Logo Development, Roger Placement, reacted angrily to last week's news that De Montfort University has updated its logo by replacing the design's existing red...
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Emotional breakdown
Jennifer Doubleday, our Head of Personal Development, has asked us to publish a breakdown of the results obtained by those members of staff who recently completed the Part I practical component of...
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A contest no one can win
The flaw of rankings is that all universities have good points, says Alan Ryan
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Guest leader: A victory for all humanity
MPs have voted for common sense and common cause in passing the Human Fertilisation Bill intact, says Mary Warnock
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John Maurice Laing, 1918-2008
A philanthropist who financed the world's first chair of complementary medicine and continued to fund it even as research began to undermine his faith in the field, has been remembered at a memorial...
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Oxford rolls out campaign to tap alumni for £1.25bn
University needs greater wealth to pay for bursaries and staff growth, says v-c. Melanie Newman writes