Higher education

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  Brains and beauty

  Dec 4 2008:

  Students are competing to be crowned 'Miss University London'. Anthea Lipsett reports

• The future is another country

  Dec 4 2008:

  The global market in education is changing beyond recognition. Getting to grips with it will be crucial to the UK's status as a world leader

• Weaker pound could attract more overseas students

  Dec 4 2008:

  British Council says universities may gain from economic downturn

• Ground control to Major Ted

  Dec 4 2008:

  Schoolchildren launch bears into space

• Millions of Chinese graduates out of work after fivefold rise in university places

  Dec 4 2008:

  Economic crisis adds to woes of job-seekers with big loans and high expectations

• Harvard fears big cuts after $8bn fund slump

  Dec 4 2008:

  University's president warns deans that Harvard is braced for 30% fall in its endowment fund's value by June 2009

• Study was informed by wide research

  Dec 3 2008:

  June Edmunds responds to Anthony Glees

• Look elsewhere for the enemy within

  Dec 3 2008:

  June Edmunds: The evidence from UK campuses is that young Muslims are not terrorists in the making

• Are British universities hotbeds of Islamic radicalism?

  Dec 3 2008:

  Researcher June Edmunds argues that most young British Muslims are not disaffected radicals. But politics professor Anthony Glees points out that her study is based on just 26 interviews

• Study challenges claims of Islamic extremism among students

  Dec 3 2008:

  British universities are not hotbeds of Islamic radicalism, new study argues.

• Tories dispute government's number of losers in student grant shake-up

  Dec 2 2008:

  Up to 130,000 students could lose out in next year's grants shake-up, according to Conservative party

• Pupil behaviour plan is working, government insists

  Dec 2 2008:

  Researchers say flagship programme has little effect on children's social skills

• Scrapping tuition fees won't work

  Dec 2 2008:

  Julian Astle: The Lib Dems want to scrap higher education tuition fees, saying it will encourage poorer students to study. They are wrong

• Support tuition fees, Lib Dems told

  Dec 2 2008:

  CentreForum thinktank says opposing tuition fees is "regressive" policy that distributes money from poor to rich

• Questions about interviews

  Dec 2 2008:

  Our step-by-step guide to the application process by John Beckett

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