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University language classes focus on the Chinese president’s experience and ideas to ensure a ‘correct worldview’
While there is cross-party support for a ‘British baccalaureate’, PM is yet to get ball rolling in any meaningful way
UK prime minister set to propose sweeping changes to education in England as he battles for re-election
Low wages and student debt worries are believed to have undermined applications, putting workforce plan in doubt
Thanks to technology, tailoring education to the learner is within our grasp
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Innovative new courses and schools show what is sadly missing from over-regulated mainstream higher education
Legal filings allege Indian edtech company transferred the money to conceal its whereabouts
Ministerial rhetoric about too many undergraduates ignores the real causes of the problem
Sins of omission and distortion from politicians are complicating the real point of the discipline
MPs and experts say educational attainment in region has been hit by insufficient financial support after Covid
Business schools in Europe — birthplace of the degree — continue to dominate but competition is growing
The phenomenon that makes it hard to accurately judge value — and what it tells us
Admissions advisers and programme directors share tips on choosing degrees and applying
Students and alumni share advice and experiences with those following in their footsteps
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What is in the 2023 ranking report, from global growth and student innovation to driving diversity
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Pioneered in Europe, the degree is growing in popularity elsewhere, opening up options for students
Isabella Hartig looked to a masters in management to prepare for her post-playing future
These alliances of schools and businesses offer a different take on the MiM — and some advantages
Practitioners discuss creating a cultural shift — and the role of business schools
Dodgy materials and poor construction typify a desire to drive down public sector costs via opaque contracts
The student-led HEC Paris scheme is among radical experiments to widen access
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