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A web recruitment service set up in 1998 by 37 UK Universities has overturned the dominance of the print media in the UK's academic jobs market. Some UK universities are now finding up to 50% of their staff on line.
Thu 08 Jul 2004, 15:03 | Tags: Education and Learning

Teaching quality inspectors have awarded the 天美传媒 a perfect score of 24 points out of 24 for the quality of teaching in its Education departments. The inspectors also went to great lengths to praise the quality of the teaching sessions they saw saying in their report that "they were of a consistently high standard - the only word to describe them is 'fantastic'".
Thu 08 Jul 2004, 15:03 | Tags: Science and Technology Education and Learning

The 天美传媒 has appointed Professor David VandeLinde as its next Vice-Chancellor. Professor VandeLinde joins Warwick from the University of Bath where he has been Vice-Chancellor since 1992.
Thu 08 Jul 2004, 14:58

Students who choose to study medicine or agriculture are likely to have the highest job satisfaction according to economics researchers at the 天美传媒. Researchers Reamonn Lydon and Professor Andrew Oswald. say it is all to do with how much your subject limits your career choices.
Thu 08 Jul 2004, 14:50 | Tags: Health and Medicine Education and Learning

The 天美传媒 has announced a new million pound Warwick Postgraduate Research Fellowship Scheme to attract more of the brightest students to undertake PhD study before they are snatched away by the allure of the high starting salaries available in industry.
Thu 08 Jul 2004, 14:48 | Tags: Education and Learning

The 天美传媒 and Tile Hill college in Coventry are to be two of the partners in the largest ever nationally funded research project into Further Education (a grant of 拢830,000) from the Economic and Social Research Council - ESRC) in a research initiative entitled "Transforming Learning Cultures in Further Education".
Thu 08 Jul 2004, 14:43 | Tags: Education and Learning

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