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Jack Grove

jack.grove@timeshighereducation.com

Jack Grove covers research and science policy for 51�Թ�, as well as on issues relating to PhD, postdoctoral and early career researchers. He has a BA in English from the University of Bristol, and previously worked on newspapers including the Cambridge News and the Peterborough Evening Telegraph.

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Articles by Jack Grove

Some students ��will be better off�� when fee cap trebles

Deferring university entry until 2012, the first year of the new fees regime, may save some graduates money, finance experts have claimed.

15 August

University progression up among ��free school meal�� pupils

More students from poor families are going to university, according to new data.

13 August

Training plan may endanger education departments

1994 Group fears proposed changes to teacher training could be devastating, reports Jack Grove

11 August

Report calls for diversity audits across all subjects

Science and maths courses should touch on topics such as gender, says the NUS. Jack Grove reports

11 August

That way scholarship lies: the Globe shuns Disneyfication

The iconic theatre sees links with academe as a vital part of its role. Jack Grove reports

11 August

Extra funding to bolster modern languages

A project to increase the number of students doing languages at university has been awarded an extra ?1.2 million.

10 August

Strike threat over Greece's 'unworkable' education bill

Scholars fight to halt effort to streamline sector and make it more accountable. Jack Grove reports

4 August

Revolution at every level is the only route to survival, say consultants

Report advises transformation of management systems, faculty and curricula. Jack Grove writes

4 August

QAA hails 'robust' standards

Universities' arrangements to uphold academic standards are "robust and effective", the Quality Assurance Agency has said.

4 August

Copyright reforms to aid research

Sweeping reforms to copyright law are set to open the door for greater access to research papers.

3 August

Top teachers honoured by HEA fellowship scheme

Fifty-five academics have been awarded fellowships worth ?10,000 by the Higher Education Academy.

30 July

'Triple miracle' sees huge rise in EU funds for frontier research

Investment in innovation viewed as Europe's route to sustainable growth and jobs. Jack Grove reports

28 July

Plymouth plug-pulling draws watchdog's concern

Plymouth advised to tighten up procedures before ending correspondence courses. Jack Grove writes

28 July

Alea iacta est. Really? Come on, roll again

Discipline's doyens launch Classics defence against Royal Holloway plans. Jack Grove writes

21 July

Never mind the ?9K degree...gissa job!

Blaming recession for graduates' poor jobs record, UEL stands by its fees decision. Jack Grove reports

21 July

Widening access: are we imposing middle-class values on everyone?

University may not always be the best option for those from poorer backgrounds. Jack Grove reports

21 July

'Defend Oxford's noble aims from media attacks'

University of Oxford academics should ignore media criticism and be proud to work in an "elite institution", a former BBC chief has said.

21 July

Jail sentence for student who swung from Cenotaph

The son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour has been jailed for 16 months for a rampage at a student fees protest.

15 July

Graduate employment returns to 2007-08 levels

Around two-thirds of graduates finishing university last year found jobs within six months of leaving, a slight improvement on the year before.

15 July

One in three to charge ?9k for all as Offa rubber-stamps access agreements

Tuition fees at English universities will average ?8,393 in 2012, the Office for Fair Access confirmed today, significantly higher than the government��s estimate.

12 July

Willetts hit by second university no-confidence vote

Academics at the University of Leeds have passed a motion of no confidence in David Willetts.

8 July

Handful of elite schools dominate Oxbridge admissions

Five high-flying schools sent more students to Oxbridge in a three-year period than 2,000 other UK schools and colleges combined, a report by the Sutton Trust has revealed.

8 July

��I plead guilty to believing in choice��: Willetts responds to attack by Howard Hotson

David Willetts has rejected accusations that he wants to introduce a US-style model of higher education in a response to criticisms from a University of Oxford academic.

5 July

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