Higher education
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Editors' picks
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The undergraduate degree in homeopathic medicine at the University of Central Lancashire has been put on hold after "relentless attacks from the anti-homeopathy league"
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Most recent
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Aug 28 2008:
Obituary: Pioneering surgeon who corrected facial disfigurement
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Aug 28 2008:
Letters: Friedman's scholarship made him one of the most influential economists of the 20th century
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Aug 27 2008:
Geoffrey Alderman: American universities have begun a rebellion against academic league tables. British universities should join them
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Aug 27 2008:
Obituary: His research into tropical diseases saved thousands of lives
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Aug 26 2008:
Art and design students should be taught business skills and a variety of related subjects, say academic panel
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Aug 26 2008:
University College London has beaten Oxford and Cambridge to win funding for a neuroscience institute that will lead international efforts to conduct specialist research in brain and behaviour
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Aug 26 2008:
Plans to build a controversial £500m high security medical research laboratory in the heart of London are now in full swing after the architects HOK won the bid to design it
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Aug 26 2008:
Response: The current situation regarding the study of violent extremism needs to be clarified, says Sally Hunt
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Aug 26 2008:
University College London has overtaken rival Imperial in the most highly rated world rankings of universities
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Aug 26 2008: Higher noon is the twice-weekly e-mail bulletin of all the latest higher education news
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Aug 25 2008:
Heather McRobie: Interviewing more kids from state schools won't necessarily help them get places at the UK's most prestigious universities
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Aug 22 2008: World university rankings for 2008, compiled by Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China
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Aug 22 2008: European university rankings for 2008, compiled by Shanghai Jiao Tong University in China
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