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Daily Archives: 05 July, 2020
Minister Harris needs to address is the immediate huge hole in our colleges finances
05 Jul, 2020
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coronavirus
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funding
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IUA
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Simon Harris
Governance and administration
Trump has just made it harder to attract academic talent
05 Jul, 2020
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immigration controls
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US
Fees, access and admissions
Will UK ditch Erasmus+ student exchange scheme because Brexiteers don’t like that it fosters pro-EU feelings?
05 Jul, 2020
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Brexit
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Erasmus
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EU
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UK
Fees, access and admissions
Lecturers Miss Student Engagement the Most during Online Learning
05 Jul, 2020
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coronavirus
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online teaching
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social distancing
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UCD
Teaching
Most EU students ‘will not study in UK’ after fees decision
05 Jul, 2020
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EU
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fees
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international students
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UK
Fees, access and admissions
China’s Confucius Institutes rebrand after overseas propaganda rows
05 Jul, 2020
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China
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Confucius Centres
Governance and administration
Making EU students pay higher fees is a blow for social mobility
05 Jul, 2020
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Brexit
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EU
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fees
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international students
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UK
Fees, access and admissions