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Willetts reaffirms commitment to HE reform
25-01-2012
Universities minister David Willetts has said that the government remains committed to higher education reforms set out in its White Paper, despite reports that a planned bill to implement reforms had been scrapped.
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BIS regional spending reveals continued focus on South East
24-01-2012
Spending on research programmes in the South East and London continued to grow at a faster rate than spending in the North East over the last five years, figures from the Department for Business, Innovation and Skills have shown.
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Don't neglect social sciences and humanities, academics warn
24-01-2012
Europe’s leadership must maintain and grow high-quality research and education in the humanities and social sciences, according to science academy Academia Europaea.
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Sanctions on the horizon to boost NERC success rates
23-01-2012
The Natural Environment Research Council is to introduce updated demand-management measures—including potential sanctions—to boost its low success rates for responsive-mode grants.
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Funders link up to support researchers going abroad
23-01-2012
Several UK research funders—including research councils, learned societies and charities—have agreed on principles to support researchers going abroad.
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The University Revolution: Markets, Regulation and Strategies in Higher Education
Wednesday 25th – Thursday 26th April 2012
London, UKA revolution in English higher education is underway. This is a revolution that will change not just the function of the sector, but how institutions are funded, governed, managed, and regulated. Read more
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Fear and the HEFCE grant letter
Wed, 25 Jan 2012 16:36:24 +0000
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OK. So we make a bonfire of the higher education bill. Then what?
Wed, 25 Jan 2012 12:53:04 +0000
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How to read David Willetts' big speech on growth
Tue, 17 Jan 2012 06:50:00 +0000
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