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Philanthropic Funding

14/07/2008

Oxford is reaching for the skies with its ambitious new funding drive. UB delves into the world of high finance.

Summer Schools

07/07/2008

In a bid to encourage a wider diversity of students into Higher Education, UK summer schools are making the grade.

Security in Salford

07/07/2008

As security becomes an increasingly important issue for the sector, we speak to Christine Rice of Salford University about how the CampusWatch scheme is making the campus safe.

Green IT

30/06/2008

Sustainability is sweeping the sector and the focus is moving from buildings and residences to IT systems.

Appliance of Science

30/06/2008

Research is big business as universities attract high-profile, big-budget commercial partners with their academic prowess. We explore some universities working with the commercial sector.

University Property Portfolio

24/06/2008

Institutional mergers and historical donations have left some of the UK’s universities with valuable real-estate assets that can easily be converted to acquire modern-day commodities.

“A remarkable opportunity to build something truly world-class”

16/06/2008

City University London’s new Chief Operating Officer, Henrietta Royle, talks about moving from the commercial sector to Higher Education.

Legal Opinion

16/06/2008

Corporate manslaughter law is changing, making it easier to convict universities. We speak to three top education lawyers about how this change could affect the sector.

Computing Colossus

06/05/2008

As increasingly cutting-edge research takes place in our universities, there’s more of a need to have the IT power to match. And it’s not just in traditional fields of research either.

International students make up 13 per cent of all higher-education students in the United Kingdom. Indeed, the UK attracts more overseas students than any other country in Europe and is second only to the United States of America in terms of prime destination for international recruitment.