Graduates fight for fee relief

Article Abstract:

Government ministers are under pressure to reexamine the way medical schools will levy tuition fees from 2006. Under the current plans, undergraduate medical students will be able to defer paying their UKPd3,00/yr tuition fees until after they graduate but graduate students will be forced to pay their fees upfront. It is argued that these plans will deter older and more experienced graduate students from starting medical courses.

Commodity & service prices, Prices and rates, Medical students, Graduate students, Medical colleges, Medical schools, Company pricing policy

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Labor's infidelity will not be forgiven easily

Article Abstract:

The U.K. government has decided to award pounds 68 million to the Department of Trade and Industry, which actually belongs to the Science sector. This would affect the long-term development of science and Innovation.

Research grants, Research funding, United Kingdom. Department of Trade and Industry

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