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A recent BBC poll showed that many Vice-Chancellors from research led universities have concerns about the Government target of getting half of all young people into university education by 2010 - but on BBC Radio 4's The Learning Curve last night (Tuesday 22nd January 2002) the 天美传媒's Vice-Chancellor Professor David VandeLinde came out in support of the Government target in an interview with Libby Purves and Government Higher Education minister Margaret Hodge.

Tue 13 Jul 2004, 15:03 | Tags: Education and Learning

James Plaskitt MP for Warwick and Leamington will this weekend tell a summit of UK Economics students at the 天美传媒 that 'Rather than driving states apart, the aftermath of September 11th has driven them together.'
Tue 13 Jul 2004, 14:50

The publication of the National Audit Office report this week called on Universities to ensure that higher education is for anybody with ability not just a privileged elite - and that is precisely the message the 天美传媒 is giving this week to over 300 fourteen year old Coventry and Warwickshire school children on its biggest ever ACE week (Aiming for a College Education Week) ……but they are using bacteria grown from the sweat from the hands of current Warwick students to deliver that message.


A group of 15 policy-makers and managers from the UK are making a two-week study trip to the USA as part of their Warwick MPA (the public sector MBA).
Tue 13 Jul 2004, 12:18

According to the influential Financial Times Business School ranking Warwick Business School is already in the top 40 of the 2500 business schools world-wide based upon results from a survey of Full Time MBA participants. However, for the first time the FT has produced a ranking of Executive MBAs in which Warwick Business School achieved 14th in the world it was revealed today Monday 22 October.
Tue 13 Jul 2004, 10:43

Warwick Business School expects to have 100 nationalities currently represented on its MBA course when final figures are produced in January 2002.

Tue 13 Jul 2004, 10:33 | Tags: Education and Learning

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