Private sector muscles in

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A number of private-sector companies have applied for degree-awarding powers in the UK as a result of new rules introduced by the Government which allow teaching-only institutions, including commercial organisations, to become universities. It is feared that the entry of the private sector into the university sector could threaten jobs and courses.

Government regulation, Private Colleges, Licensing, certification and accreditation, Private universities and colleges

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Fresh blow to federal future

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University College London has decided to begin using its new degree awarding powers, bring it one step closer to breaking away from the University of London (UoL). The move is expected to raise further questions about UoL, a federal university, in the aftermath of the decision by Imperial College London to leave the university.

Organizational history, Alliances, partnerships, Membership, Company restructuring/company reorganization, Reorganization and restructuring, Alliances and partnerships, Company organization, University of London

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Moves to get the NHS fighting fit

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning the development of working relationships which focus on the need for better training of health professionals and the provision of training by universities and colleges is discussed.

Medical students, Training, Study and teaching, United Kingdom. National Health Service

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