If your asked to pass a failing student..

Article Abstract:

A reader in moral philosophy at the University of Brighton argues that any lecturer who is asked to pass a failing student in order to ensure that neither the university's income or league table position suffers should refuse to do so. He contends that to pass failing students only serves to undermine educational students and that lecturers who feel pressured by management to pass students should contemplate going public with the matter.

Product standards, safety, & recalls, Standards, Educational standards, Academic failure

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Decent degrees don't come cheap

Article Abstract:

An analysis of the "dumbing down" debate surrounding the standard of university education in the United Kingdom. It is contended that what the debate is missing is any examination of what a modern university education should be for.

Services information, Services

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A lottery in which we would all win

Article Abstract:

The author states that the social engineering for equality can not be practiced at the academic institutions as it leads to a degradation of university standards than a rise of the merit.

Legal issues & crime, Government regulation (cont), Government regulation, Management dynamics, Legal/Government Regulation, Management, Laws, regulations and rules, College admissions, Company business management, Social engineering

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