Che didn't need a degree in revolution...

Article Abstract:

The School of Geography in Leeds University is launching the United Kingdom's first masters degree in activism and social change in September 2007. Although academics are confident of teaching students about examples of various forms of activism leading to social change such as Che Guevara and mobilizations around G8 summits, it remains to be seen whether activism can be effectively taught at universities.

Political issue, Activism

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Is there no longer room for debate?

Article Abstract:

The Leeds University has decided to cancel subject of anti-Semitism in Islam. The author opines that if the subject is not discussed openly, the meaning of the same would not be comprehended by the general public.

Antisemitism, Viewpoint essay

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Today's lecture: The good Muslim

Article Abstract:

The inclusion of Islam in higher education in the universities in Britain supports the studies of theological and civilizational aspects of Islam.

Education, Higher, Higher education, Islamic theology

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