C. Sanders. The Times Higher Education Supplement, (2005)1698.
Abstract
Private sector companies in Great Britain hope to obtain degree-awarding powers. The College of Law and professional training company BPP are among those applying for such powers under government rules that allow teaching-only institutions to become universities. The move raises the prospect of fierce competition that could put university courses and jobs at risk.
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%J The Times Higher Education Supplement
%K Britain; Business Higher Proprietary and education/Great schools
%P 1
%T Private sector muscles in
%X Private sector companies in Great Britain hope to obtain degree-awarding powers. The College of Law and professional training company BPP are among those applying for such powers under government rules that allow teaching-only institutions to become universities. The move raises the prospect of fierce competition that could put university courses and jobs at risk.
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shorttitle = {Private sector muscles in},
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title = {Private sector muscles in},
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