Durham UCU to stage marking boycott from 23rd May
Durham UCU has indicated that there is still a possibility that the boycott could be called off if negotiations with University executives result in an “acceptable deal”.
Read moreDurham UCU has indicated that there is still a possibility that the boycott could be called off if negotiations with University executives result in an “acceptable deal”.
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Read moreDSU officers have called on the University to help find a resolution to the dispute before the marking boycott begins.
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Read moreDurham is one of 41 universities set to be affected by the UCU’s marking and assessment boycott, which the Union has warned could leave students without grades and some unable to graduate.
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