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  1. The Independent: Vince Cable announces 'graduate tax' plan

    …ment. Higher graduate contributions are the “only possible way forward” to make the higher education system fairer and sustainable for the future, the Business Secretary said. Mr Cable was setting out a more “progressive” system of funding that includes proposals for a so-called “graduate tax”. And he admitted that as the university sector becomes more competitive, it is inevitable that some institutions will struggle and should be left to fail. R…

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  2. THE: Careers-guidance statements demanded as Willetts unveils choice agenda

    …ey support students in areas such as careers guidance and work placements, the universities minister announced. Mr Willetts said it was the coalition government’s first move to help students make more informed decisions about their choice of university, and said he hoped to announce further measures in the months ahead. Read the full article.  …

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  3. The impact of fees: A review of the evidence

    …the wider social and cultural benefits of universities and the UK research-base to our society are clear. At any point in time it is crucial to maintain public investment in higher education in order to drive the UK knowledge economy – and even more so as the economy seeks to grow out of recession Given the considerable private rate of return to the individual and the regressive nature of a system of 100% public funding for higher education, it i…

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  4. THE: Letter to the Editor – Language Alliance

    …ive in a number of University Alliance institutions – particularly in French, German and Spanish., and often combined with the study of contemporary European politics or culture rather than literature. In addition, University Alliance members have a strong commitment to institution-wide language programmes that make a great variety of languages available to students from other disciplines even if they have little or no background in the languages…

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