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News: 10/07

 Prospective Russian undergraduates favour Britain05/10/2007

British colleges, charged with the preparing tomorrow's graduates for universities, are witnessing an influx of students from Eastern Europe, notably Russia. read more...

 Students uncovered: many undergrads uninsured02/10/2007

Almost a third of students are likely to go to university without insurance, a new study has revealed.

According to research by Abbey Home Insurance, 30 per cent of students will start the new term without cover - despite having an average of £3,324 worth of possessions. read more...

 Ucas issue cheat threat02/10/2007

The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (Ucas) have warned would be undergraduates that any cheating on personal statements will detected.

The warning, issued in a letter to all UK sixth forms, came after it was estimated that one in 20 students plagiarised their personal statements using the internet and other sources. read more...

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News: 09/08

 Government 'must support postgrad study'30/09/2008

The government must offer more financial support to postgraduate students, it has been claimed.

According to the National Union of Students (NUS), the loan system which funds undergraduates should be extended to those who go on to study further, reports BCC News. read more...

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News: 09/07 ( News continues on the next page.)

 UK students have lightest workload25/09/2007

University students in the UK spend less time studying in comparison with undergraduates on the continent, new research has shown.

The Higher Education Policy Institute (HEPI) found that, on average, students had 14.2 hours of teaching a week, which went up to 26 hours including private study. read more...

 Students told to improve living habits24/09/2007
 Brit students flock to US24/09/2007
 Students need financial advice24/09/2007
 State school graduates on the up20/09/2007
 State school pupils miss out on Oxbridge20/09/2007

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