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  US universities are pointing the way

  Part-time students need universities to be flexible. But most of all, they deserve the same access to grants and loans as full-time students, says Mike Baker

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  And slowly flow the dons

  Dec 2 2008:

  Will the Bologna process make it easier for academics to move from job to job across Europe, asks Anna Bawden

• Do as we say, not as we do

  Dec 2 2008:

  Ministers see the teaching profession as easy game, says Peter Mortimore

• Leap in students choosing to study in US

  Nov 17 2008:

  Warning for UK universities as academic talent is attracted by relaxed visa laws

• Turn my students socialist? If only....

  Nov 11 2008:

  If teachers influenced their pupils there would be an awful lot of nuns running around, says Jonathan Wolff

• No left turn

  Nov 11 2008:

  New studies show academics do not influence their students' politics. But fears run deep, says Joanna Walters

• On campus, Obama strikes a chord

  Nov 10 2008:

  But victory not because of brainwashing by liberal professors as Republicans fear

• Faked degree could devalue Iranian president

  Nov 4 2008:

  Mahmoud Ahmadinejad, the Iranian president, has suffered a serious blow after Iran's parliament sacked his interior minister for faking a law degree from Oxford University

• Leading UK universities back Qatar robotic research

  Nov 4 2008:

  Imperial College London and Oxford University have been lured to the Middle East to help Qatar become the region's education and research hub

• Students will be the winners in New Zealand general election

  Nov 3 2008:

  Despite lobbying strongly on the need for an urgent boost to their funding, universities have lost the battle for political attention to their students

• Saudis build world's biggest women-only university

  Nov 1 2008:

  World's largest women-only university to be built in Saudi Arabia accommodating 40,000 students

• Commonwealth universities news in brief

  Oct 31 2008:

  Hector's dolphins, which are endemic to New Zealand, are being ravaged by commercial fishing, according to a new study

• University research managers treated like 'second-class citizens'

  Oct 31 2008:

  A global survey by the Association of Commonwealth Universities has revealed frustration and discontent among research managers, writes Julie Stackhouse

• More students should study abroad, says Lammy

  Oct 28 2008:

  Higher education minister says he wants it to become common - and easier - for students to spend time in other European countries

• The president's learning curve

  Oct 28 2008:

  Which candidate would do more for US education? Joanna Walters talks to teachers and students in the Obama and McCain heartlands of Chicago and Arizona

• Arkansas campus shooting kills two

  Oct 27 2008:

  Two people have been killed and a third wounded in a shooting at the University of Central Arkansas (UCA), police said today

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