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Daily Media Digest: Saturday 28 July - Monday 30 July 2012

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Celebrity honorary degrees - fair or about showbusiness?

?BBC News

Stephanie Lloyd, the NUS Wales president, said students accept that an honorary degree was "different from a bachelor's in English literature ...

Student finance: planning ahead for university

?Telegraph.co.uk

... living outside London was £16279; for those in the capital it was £17428, according to National Union of Students (NUS) research figures.

Further and Higher Education:

Michael Gove's 'elitist' A-level reform will scare off pupils, says ...

?The Guardian

"Plus there is no guarantee that the Russell group universities are the best ... It is not going to be something that Russell Group universities will ...

UK universities contribute over £3 billion to the economy.

?eGov monitor

The eleventh annual Higher Education – Business and Community Interaction survey has revealed that during 2010-11, UK universities have ...

Honours for those who make learning come alive

?Times Higher Education

"Students deserve - and expect - the best possible learning experience during their time in higher education, and fantastic staff such as the ...

Universities contribute £3.3bn to UK economy

?BBC News

And analysis by England's higher education funding body Hefce said a new company was created for every £24m in research funding.

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