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NUS Report Broke and Broken
NUS has today published a detailed critique of the interaction of students with the way higher education is funded.
GuildHE congratulates students for record A Level results
Today sees the publication of the latest set of A and AS levels showing record achievement of high grades.
GuildHE response to select committee session on the QAA’s recent report
A comment from Alice Hynes, Chief Executive of GuildHE
GuildHE response to select committee session on the QAA’s recent report
A comment from Alice Hynes, Chief Executive of GuildHE
Newest and Smallest Universities and Colleges best at supporting needy students
The UK’s newest, smallest and most specialised universities and colleges are doing the best job of looking after students who need the most support, new government figures show.
Disadvantaged students more likely to thrive in smaller universities and colleges
Students from disadvantaged backgrounds and those entering higher education from state schools are less likely to drop out if they are studying in a small university or college, new figures show.
Gold for the Royal Agricultural College at top national awards
Heist Awards for Royal Agricultural College
Royal Opening for the British School of Osteopathy on 21 May 2008
The British School of Osteopathy (BSO) is honoured to announce that HRH The Princess Royal, Princess Anne will be officially opening its new clinic premises in Southwark on Wednesday 21 May 2008.
The Research Excellence Framework
John Denham announced decision on the development of the Research Excellence Framework in the House of Commons this week.
High Level Skills Strategy requires careful handling and more investment
Changes proposed in the Government’s new High Level Skills Strategy will only prove viable if they are carefully thought through and properly funded, GuildHE university and college heads have said.