Students' unions have told the Competition and Markets Authority that they have been "mis-sold" degrees as they demand blanket tuition fee refunds.
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Background The Geneva Academy of international Humanitarian Law and Human Rights is a postgraduate joint center located in Geneva, Switzerland. The faculty includes professors from both founding institutions and guest professors from major universities. The Geneva Academy is affiliated with the University of Geneva. Dr. Nils Melzer has been the Swiss Human Rights Chair (HR […]
We're publishing a great piece today by Dr John Fanning, a Senior Lecturer in Law at Liverpool University, about the authorities' heavy-handed treatment of students last week. Isn't it about time we gave students a break?
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When some students at Edinburgh held a party they were prepared for Police Scotland to take an interest, but were shocked when the first officer out of the van shouted, "F***ing Tories. Get one of them! We only need one!"
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Students at several UK universities have accused the police of invading their privacy when checking for lockdown breaches. Some suggest that universities have aided this harassment, granting officers access to halls.
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The transmission of Covid via books is only feasible if an infected person coughs directly onto a page which is then touched within two hours. Given that this is easily mitigated, why has the SNP banned library visits?
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Students at Manchester University have passed a vote of no confidence in its Vice-Chancellor amid criticism of the institution's handling of Covid – including the erection of six-foot-high security fences around halls.
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A report by the ONS has found that unemployment for recent university graduates reached 12% in the third quarter of last year, following months of Government-imposed lockdowns.
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Children are the world’s most valuable resource, and its best hope for the future. — John F. Kennedy (“Re: United States Committee for UNICEF, July 25, 1963.”) • What President Kennedy said over half a century ago, is more valid today than ever. This world needs a generation that can lead us out of the […]
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French Secular State, Judiciary and Education on Trial The October 16, 2020, slaying of French civics teacher, Samuel Paty, drew intensely impassioned responses from the French state, members of the society and, specifically, the Muslim immigrant community, the teacher having shown a naked caricature of the Prophet. Displaying this image from the infamous Charlie Hebdo […]
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