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Tag: sam gyimah

Government Backs 2 Year Degrees to Lower Tuition Fees

Posted on 10th December 201815th March 2019 by Laus D. Jørgensen

The British Government looks set to pave the way for more intensive courses that would make it overall cheaper and faster for students to gain a degree. This will be in the form of accelerated […]

Minister Launches ‘Go Compare’ Style App to Aid Disadvantaged Students

Posted on 15th November 201815th March 2019 by Yasmin Filali

The government has announced plans for a new app – not too dissimilar to ‘Go Compare’ – that compares the outcomes of university graduates. It is intended to help students from ‘poorer’ backgrounds to better […]

Universities Call for Criminalisation of ‘Essay Mill’ Companies

Posted on 8th October 201815th March 2019 by Fiona Linnard

Heads of 40 British universities have called for a legislative ban on professional essay writing services. The use of these services, where students can pay to have their essay written, is currently banned in universities, […]

New Universities Minister Appointed

Posted on 26th January 2018 by The Gryphon Web Editor

In Theresa May’s January reshuffle of the Cabinet, Universities minister Jo Johnson has been replaced by Sam Gyimah. Taking a look at what plans Gyimah has for higher education, his appointment could signal, most prominently, […]

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