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Tuition fees, student loans and university leadership In tune with many of his colleagues in such high office, the Continue reading
Tuition fees, student loans and university leadership In tune with many of his colleagues in such high office, the Continue reading
I’m packing for another international trip. Another meeting of colleagues from across Europe, talking about collaborative projects, about funding applications, Continue reading
Athene Donald and her colleagues at Cambridge have raised some vitally important issues this week, not just for women, but Continue reading
One of the interesting takes on the MOOC chit-chat that I’m a little surprised we don’t hear too much about, Continue reading
What is it about the Titanic approach that is so addictive to managers? At some time in the ‘90s, universities Continue reading
At a time in which some in even the US are considering the removal of tuition fees, there’s a weary Continue reading
This week, Cathy Davidson’s much touted MOOC on the ‘History & Future of Higher Education’ finally gets off the ground. Continue reading
Governance. Obscure, arcane structures peppered with titles fully worthy of the faux-medievalism of many universities – that’s the view of Continue reading