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London Met to reapply for licence to recruit
But it continues with court case seeking to overturn home secretary’s decision to revoke Highly Trusted Sponsor status last year
Funding councils begin open-access consultation
They say 'lessons have been learned' after Research Councils UK is condemned for lack of dialogue
British Council spies overseas 'hotspot' activity
Report identifies ideal environments for UK
Market threatens UWE's politics of diversity
Campaign fights West of England proposal to scrap courses
State just one hand in postgrad access game
Government loans may not be the answer, Hefce director argues
US 'ethical crisis' over foreign recruitment
State cuts lead sector to impose 'arbitrary' student targets
Portugal's blurred binary line needs redrafting
EUA advises greater coordination for 'confused' system
Qatar strives to weave its Western branches into one
Emirate's flagship aims to integrate partners in postgraduate programmes as part of '2030' plan
Brick nations' strengths are unevenly distributed, says report
Research gains in Brazil, Russia, India, China and South Korea are not necessarily in their strongest suits, finds Thomson Reuters
BPP University College criticised in QAA report
Institutional review approves academic standards but says 'lack of clarity' in marketing claims could be 'misleading'
Odds and quads
This suitcase, filled with memorabilia from the First World War, was recently found in a cupboard in the University of Abertay Dundee's psychology department.
University of Buckingham medical degree to cost more than Harvard's
Private university's new course awaits General Medical Council approval as critics decry projected £144,000 price
Universities mine institutional data in search of gold
Analysis of information on staff and students can help to improve recruitment and retention
The week in higher education
Times are tough for students in these days of £9,000 fees - so tough that they have to rely on universities for their drugs. King's College London "has offered students the chance to take part in a clinical trial ... by taking COCAINE",...
TED Prize awarded to Newcastle professor
A professor of educational technology at Newcastle University has won a $1 million (£660,000) prize for his work teaching children from India's slums how to use the internet.
Regent's College snaps up for-profit provider
Regent's College is to take over the American InterContinental University London in what is thought to be the first UK acquisition of a for-profit by a not-for-profit higher education provider.
Research misconduct could carry funding penalty
Universities and research institutes that do not investigate research misconduct properly could have their research council funding removed.
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