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Higher tuition fees in UK ‘a necessary evil’

Nobel prize winner Konstantin Novoselov finds the cuts to UK education and the increased tuition fees acceptable. What he wants is UK universities to survive, he says

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Students don't care about COP16

Students may no longer care about climate change. Straw poll reveals that four out of five University of Copenhagen students don’t know anything about the present climate talks

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Swedes censor climate change textbook

A textbook with criticism of climate research methods has been censored in Sweden. The book rejects global warming and climate change

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Italian Erasmus students protest with pictures

In Italy, a dramatic university reform was passed in parliament yesterday Wednesday. As universities and students rally against the reform, Italian Erasmus students from Copenhagen and other European cities take photos to show their support

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London students: Anarchists hijacked their demo

Thousands of British students protested rising tuition fees on Wednesday. The University Post has some first-hand accounts

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London rocked by massive student protests

Student protests against rising fees and budget cuts spiralled into violence Wednesday, as demonstrators infiltrated Conservative Party headquarters

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Students fed up with Berlusconi reforms

In Trieste, students protest government reforms by taking over lecture halls and physics labs

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Europe’s universities shiver as UK swings the axe

Shell-shocked university leaders huddle in Palermo to talk shop

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Turning buffalo milk into big money

India is the world’s largest dairy producer, but only 10 per cent of milk is processed and sold. Copenhagen scientist Richard Ipsen explains how buffalo milk could be a goldmine

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American students to return to a different country

US internationals have mailed in their votes, and Tuesday’s election will determine which political party will be calling the shots

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