No pattern to sex studies
Sex education for young people can currently be described as "knitting without a pattern", according to London University researchers. A team from the social science research unit at the Institute of...
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Nurses to the rescue
Amid continuing concern over the need to reduce junior doctors' hours, Buckinghamshire College has launched a course to allow nurses to do some of the work currently done by doctors. Buckinghamshire...
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Anchors aweigh
(Photograph) - Administrative staff work under giant umbrellas in the nautical-style business school building on the newly inaugurated St Peter's campus at Sunderland University on the banks of the...
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Greenwich eyes hospital site
Greenwich University could take over the old Greenwich Hospital site currently occupied by the Royal Naval College if a multi-million pound bid to the Ministry of Defence is successful. The...
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V-cs push for further expansion
Vice chancellors are ready to reaffirm their support for renewed university expansion in their submission to the Department for Education's review of higher education. The council of the Committee of...
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Readers wary of assessment by funders
Readers of The THES are chary about quality systems that involve funders in the quality process, according to responses to our question last week. Margaret Rooney, senior lecturer in quality...
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Engineers rethink pre-entry structure
The Engineering Council's wide-ranging proposals to revamp the educational preparation for engineers focus on new standards of professional competence and commitment. A feature of the proposals is...
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HEFCE cuts two off risk list
Two universities are due to come off the Higher Education Funding Council for England's at-risk list this week, a House of Commons committee has been told. Graeme Davies, chief executive of HEFCE,...
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Firm friends
The Confederation of British Industry this week claimed that UK companies are benefitting from closer links with universities. Director-general Howard Davies identified four areas where British...
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Middlesex grants
Middlesex University is to provide grants to staff and students wanting to carry out projects involving the local community. Possible projects could involve helping the local economy, increasing...
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Fraud crackdown
The Department for Education is providing Pounds 120,000 to help the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service to fight student fraud. Some of the money will be spent on improved computer software...
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Warwick Pounds 40m deal
Science minister David Hunt this week announced a Pounds 40 million link-up between the University of Warwick and design and manufacturing firm Computervision. The research and education...
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Business booms
Almost 40 per cent of students taking higher education courses in Scottish further education colleges were studying business and management, according to the latest Scottish Office statistical...
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Funding deadline
Funding allocations for 1995/96 moved a stage closer to completion this week as the Higher Education Funding Council for England held the second of its three annual allocation meetings.
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Scientists call for genetic freeze
Commercial interests are preventing geneticists from warning the public of the dangers of genetically engineered organisms, a group of scientists has warned. They have appealed to scientists to sign...