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Read the Guardian's university profile, containing details of course fees, bursaries, accommodation, facilities and transport links
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9 Jul 2013:Other lives: Senior lecturer who made a huge contribution to the development of computer systems for architects
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Guardian Professional, 14 Feb 2013:
Our weekly round-up aimed at showcasing the latest research across the subject spectrum at UK universities
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27 Nov 2012:
Languages may be in decline at A-level and degree; but more young people are taking classes in their spare time – especially if they don't have to pay
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17 May 2012:
Roy Greenslade presents, after a short break, a further extract from What do we mean by local?. It's taken from chapter by David Baines
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Guardian Professional, 16 Apr 2012:
International students are important for the financial health and diversity of universities. Our live chat panel suggest ways to ensure students in turn get the most from the experience
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Guardian Professional,
10 Apr 2012:
Last week Hefce chief executive, Sir Alan Langlands spoke out about contradicting higher education policies. Patrick McGhee explores some of the other areas that just don't add up
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19 Mar 2012: Universities are putting strict conditions on what bursaries can be used for in a bid to control resources
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20 Feb 2012: The future of higher education at the Olympic site in east London will centre on the need for institutions to work together not compete
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10 Oct 2011:
Coalition policies have led to a surge of interest in debating the purpose of higher education
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23 Jun 2011:
Universities are announcing their tuition fees for students in 2012. How much are universities planning to charge?
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16 May 2011: Technology that records babies' eye movements could pinpoint problems early and help children in deprived areas to get targeted educational help
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25 Apr 2011:
Jeevan Vasagar: As in the housing boom, cheap money is chasing overpriced education assets. The challenge is to avoid poor-value university courses
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17 Mar 2010: Other lives: Gillian Elinor came late to higher education but became head of the school of art and design at the University of East London
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15 Jan 2010: Letters: Can we now accept that mass higher education modelled on the traditional university is not value for money or successful?
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Video
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27 Oct 2009:
First-year urban dance students at the University of East London perform together for the first time, at the opening of the institution's new studios
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