The 'divided' future of architectural education

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The UK government's Higher Education White Paper includes planned modifications to university funding. Universities will be permitted to choose the amount students are charged, and that could be a burden to architectural students from deprived backgrounds. University of Manchester, University of Cambridge and University of Edinburgh are among the initial universities that may charge the maximum amount.

Colleges & Universities, Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools, Colleges and universities, Universities and colleges, Tuition

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Small firms slam student debt plan

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A proposal in the UK's Higher Education White Paper calls for architectural practices to take care of education debts of new staff members. However, small practices feel that they would not be able to pay such costs. The White Paper does not think the proposal can be made to be a legal requirement, but it would expect voluntary compliance.

Personnel administration, Architectural services, Human resource management, Architectural firms, Architectural practice, Company personnel management

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London Plan is 'dead in the water'

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The Strategic Rail Authority has chosen not to proceed with the East London Line Extension and not make a commitment to Crossrail. Those decisions have caused problems for Ken Livingstone's draft London Plan. The plan had outlined regeneration for several areas in the UK.

Local and suburban transit, Commuter Rail Systems, Commuter Rail Service, Transportation policy, Livingstone, Ken, Commuter railroads, CrossRail

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