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nrc.nl

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Nov 6, 04:16

Equal Rights for University Academics: Rethinking the Ius Promovendi

This article discusses the debate surrounding equal rights for university academics in the Netherlands, focusing on the ius promovendi and advocating for a shift towards collective supervision.

Equal Rights for University Academics: Rethinking the Ius Promovendi

This article discusses the debate surrounding equal rights for university academics in the Netherlands, focusing on the ius promovendi and advocating for a shift towards collective supervision.

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What is the authors' proposed solution to improve PhD supervision?

The authors suggest abolishing the ius promovendi and implementing collective supervision with equal-status supervisors, clarifying mentor roles, and establishing clear procedures for addressing inadequate supervision.

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Nov 5, 13:03

England to Hike University Tuition Fees

England's university tuition fees are set to rise for the first time in years, sparking debate over affordability and the financial state of higher education.

England to Hike University Tuition Fees

England's university tuition fees are set to rise for the first time in years, sparking debate over affordability and the financial state of higher education.

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What is the historical context of tuition fees in England?

The history of tuition fees in England reveals a pattern of increasing costs, beginning with \u00a31,000 in 1998 and reaching \u00a39,000 in 2012, prompting significant public backlash. The current increase continues this trend, raising concerns about student affordability and accessibility.

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Nov 6, 07:14

China's Higher Education Push: Progress and Challenges

China's "Double First-Class" initiative aims to build world-class universities, but faces challenges in interdisciplinary collaboration, commercializing research, and attracting global talent.

China's Higher Education Push: Progress and Challenges

China's "Double First-Class" initiative aims to build world-class universities, but faces challenges in interdisciplinary collaboration, commercializing research, and attracting global talent.

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What measures is China taking to address these challenges?

To address these challenges, China plans to develop a more tailored evaluation system, strengthen early identification of innovators, and foster an integrated talent development model.

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