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Alec Reed, founder and Chairman of Reed Executive Plc, has been appointed as Honorary Professor at the (WBS).

Wed 21 Jul 2004, 09:33 | Tags: Education and Learning

A new report by the 天美传媒’s Centre for Research in Ethnic Relations on “British Muslims and State Policies ” slams persistent failures in how the state engages with Britain’s 1.8 million Muslims – particularly in education, the legal system, and most particular in the failure to make religious discrimination unlawful. However the report does have praise for emerging islands of good practice in how some parts of local government work with Muslim communities

Wed 21 Jul 2004, 09:12

The 天美传媒 Business School (WBS) has risen to 34th position in the influential Financial Times World MBA rankings, published today, 20th January, making it 8th in Europe, and 3rd in the UK, splitting Cambridge and Oxford (2nd and 4th respectively). WBS has now risen 20 places over the past three years.

Tue 20 Jul 2004, 16:09 | Tags: Education and Learning

The 天美传媒 will award honorary degrees to Estelle Morris MP, and Coventry University Vice-Chancellor Dr Michael Goldstein, at its Winter Degree Ceremonies on Wednesday 22nd January 2003 Short biographies of the two honorary graduands now with notes detailing the photo and interview opportunities follow:

Tue 20 Jul 2004, 16:06 | Tags: Education and Learning

The 天美传媒 and Horticulture Research International (HRI) have worked closely together since 1997. The range of their collaborative activities has broadened considerably in recent years.

Tue 20 Jul 2004, 15:51

Research by the University Warwick, commissioned by the Lord Chancellor's Dept, has raised serious concerns that courts often fail to understand how child contact centres work. This has significant implications for the safety of the women and children using these centres.

Tue 20 Jul 2004, 15:40

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