Nolan's flying start
The Nolan Committee is already being deluged with written submissions to its inquiry on local public spending bodies. Lord Nolan told this week's formal launch of the inquiry - which will cover...
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Manchester masters of salary universe
The average salary earned by last year's graduates of the MBA programme at Manchester Business School was 18 per cent up on the previous year, way ahead even of the much-criticised pay rises for...
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Former orbit, unique constellation
(Photograph) - Chris Edwards returns to London in November to become principal of Imperial College's new medical school, which merges its existing school, St Mary's, with Charing Cross and...
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IP rules blueprint
A new Charity Commission consultation paper on charities and research supports written agreements between charities, researchers and their institutions on their responsibilities for supervision and...
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Back in favour
Chiropractic is more effective than conventional hospital treatment in easing and providing long-term relief for low back pain, according to a three-year trial by researchers in the Medical Research...
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Bar courses limited
Only a few higher education institutions and other centres will be allowed to offer barrister training courses initially, according to informal discussions between the Office of Fair Trading and the...
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Internet News
The THES Internet Service includes details of the contents of this week's newspaper and all our advertisements, updated at 3pm on the Tuesday before publication of the paper. The service is...
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Research panel chairs announced
Chairs of the research assessment exercise panels will be as follows: Clinical laboratory sciences: Prof I. V. Allen (Queen's Belfast) Community-based clinical subjects: Prof M. Marmot (University...
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Pounds 35m for research
The Medical Research Council has announced funding worth Pounds 35 million for new research programmes for 1994/95. Because less money was available than for 1993/94, 70 per cent of "alpha-rated"...
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Tameside revived
A Pounds 5.5 million spending plan will change the face of education at Tameside College of Technology, which is embarking on a rolling programme of regeneration including a Pounds 1.5 million...
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ACM accepts 2.7%
The Association for College Management has accepted a 2.7 per cent rise for members along with extra holiday and the setting up of working parties with the Colleges Employers Forum on performance-...
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Contracts expand
Contracts for universities to provide three-year nursing, midwifery or other medically-related courses should be awarded for at least five years, says an agreement concluded between the National...
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Marionettiste, writer and director Rani Singh
(Photograph) - Pleased as Punch: marionettiste, writer and director Rani Singh pulled some strings at a puppetry symposium organised with Thames Valley University earlier this month. The aim of the...
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Birkbeck ballots on job title change
Hourly paid part-time lecturers at Birkbeck College's centre for extramural studies are to be balloted for industrial action following changes in their job description and non-recognition of their...
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Internet links global protest against France
Leading academics and lawyers from more than 50 universities across 40 countries have challenged the legality of France's decision to resume nuclear testing in the South Pacific. The academics have...