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The political centre of gravity continues to shift towards higher education sceptics
Graduates and non-graduates are polarised in their views of university study. Steve O’Neil thinks through how the sector can demonstrate its value across the electorate
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Plymouth is once again entering an era of defence-driven growth. Richard Davies asks how the university fits in
What does specialisation for a university mean in a defence-led economy?
Plymouth is once again entering an era of defence-driven growth. Richard Davies asks how the university fits in
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The higher education sector needs an honest broker to support structural change
As a white paper on the future of post-16 education is expected imminently, Matthew Howling and Poppy Short make the case for the appointment of an HE Commissioner to facilitate mergers and other forms of radical collaboration
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Can regulation cope with a unified tertiary system in Wales?
As Wales moves toward a single regulatory framework for its entire tertiary sector, Jim Dickinson explores whether Medr's revisions signal true simplification or simply better-organised bureaucracy
