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Projections suggest colleges might have to find places for 15% more students than usual after 2021 exams cancelled
Education secretary aims to avoid last year’s exams fiasco in England by banishing algorithms
Government aid allocation is in addition to £1.3bn already earmarked
Testing pupils for coronavirus could push back restarting all classes to 3rd week of March
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Oxbridge’s wealthiest institution has set a net zero target, as divestments by UK university endowments gather pace
APG is investing several hundred million pounds in college accommodation across the UK
Universities have been accused of generating research that may benefit Beijing’s military
The appointment of a ‘champion’ for universities is undermined by ministers’ actions
Complaint filed against Prodigy Education to US Federal Trade Commission over membership costs
‘There have been moments when 1.5bn children were missing school. This is apocalyptic’
As Johnson prepares to announce return educators seek to manage move through rotas to cut overcrowding
Pandemic has left them with few students and limited access to government relief measures
While colleges have often given rebates during the pandemic, private landlords have not, sparking protests
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As Covid-19 accelerates shift to online learning, more workers have access to ‘elite’ corporate training
The president of Arizona State University invested in digital learning long before the pandemic struck
Scientists have warned that simultaneous move could push R number back above 1
The pandemic has reignited disputes over the cost and value of higher education — and opened up a new frontline in the generation wars
Start-ups and high-growth ventures will be crucial in the pandemic economic recovery
Frédéric Mion quits French university job over handling of the Olivier Duhamel affair
Sir Kevan Collins warns process will require more funding and ‘creative’ changes to curriculum
The pandemic has underlined the importance of recording ancestral histories before it’s too late
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