By Natalie Tebbett, Loughborough University Over the last month, many English newspapers have reported on the Rhodes Must Fall In … More
Tag: Higher Education
What happened to the American geography department?
By Benjamin Sacks Tim Hall et al.’s recent Area examination of the changing fortunes and distribution of British geography departments identified both … More
Finding Geography’s place?
By Neil Roberts, Plymouth University and Tim Hall, University of Winchester Despite UK geography’s high international research standing and continued … More
How to educate about sustainable cities?
By Yvonne Rydin, Bartlett School of Planning, University College London It is the time of year for A-level and GCSE results … More
Accommodating Students: recent trends and the University of the Channel Islands
by Fiona Ferbrache Like many Channel Islanders, I attended university in the UK as there is no such establishment in … More
Filling University Places: The Demand for Contextual Data
By Jen Turner Following on from my colleague Fiona Ferbrache’s previous posting on funding in higher education, it is clear … More
Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers Content Alert: Volume 37, Issue 1 (January 2012)
The latest issue of Transactions of the Institute of British Geographers is available on Wiley Online Library. Click past the break to view the … More
Tuition Tourism : International student mobility as British students move abroad
by Fiona Ferbrache Branded ‘tuition tourism’ by the media, the practice of travelling across borders to obtain further education was … More
Geography Futures: changes imminent in English univerisities
by Fiona Ferbrache How much do you know about the current position of geography in English universities? Of approximately 140 … More
Freshers…
Sarah Mills Thousands of new students will begin their degree studies at universities across the UK this month. Freshers’ week … More
