Teaching assistants fight for rights

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning activities carried out by University teaching assistants with the aim to obtain standardized pay rates and access to appropriate teaching materials are discussed. Particular attention is given to the campaign started at the Manchester University, United Kingdom.

Laws, regulations and rules, Political activity, College teaching, Teachers' assistants, Teacher assistants

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Bursary shock for medics

Article Abstract:

A British government ruling by which medical students on government flagship schemes are to be means-tested on their parents' income is presented. The negative reception of the regulation by students and medical staff is emphasized.

United Kingdom, Finance, Medical students, Social policy

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Muslim students fear a backlash

Article Abstract:

The threat of racial violence towards Muslim students after the attacks on America in September 2001 have caused concern in educational institutions where steps have been taken to prevent anti-Muslim attacks.

Universities and colleges, Education, Race relations, Muslims, Violence

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