Exclusive: Durham University cancels plans to introduce 8am lectures
Students in the Law and Business departments will no longer face 8am lectures for the 2018/19 academic year, the University has confirmed.
Read moreStudents in the Law and Business departments will no longer face 8am lectures for the 2018/19 academic year, the University has confirmed.
Read moreA former second-year law student will have his visa revoked on the 21st July if he is unable to pay the fees owed to the University totalling £27,000
Read moreThe report also finds that the mean gender pay gap for staff bonuses stands at 64.29%.
Read more“The University has finally responded to student pressure and committed to stop financing the fossil fuel industry”
Read moreAn open letter addressed to the national leadership of the union, signed by over 7,000 people, urged its leaders to reject the “unacceptable” proposals that sought to create a three-year interim solution to the pensions dispute.
Read moreThe agreement – to be debated and voted on at a meeting of union officials today – entails a three-year interim deal to come into effect from April next year. It will require employers to increase pensions contributions to 19.3% of salary, in conjunction with a rise in members’ contributions to 8.7%.
Read more“We think it appropriate that upon this day we ask that we not only avoid naming this college after somebody based on the content of their wallet, but that we also use this opportunity to acknowledge the inspirational women around us. What a fantastic opportunity to show how inclusive this University could be.”
Read moreDurham University will face greater government scrutiny over Vice-Chancellors’ pay, grade inflation and accessibility for disadvantaged students, according to the newly published regulatory framework of the Office for Students (OfS).
Read morePalatinate interviews Vice-Chancellor Stuart Corbridge to discuss a wealth of issues including; rising living costs, accessibility for students, managing the move from Stockton campus and even the controversial topic of his own salary.
Read moreJust 12.4% agree that Durham University is worth the overall costs and 79.5% said the University should cut college fees, according to Palatinate’s investigation into Durham housing.
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