Service comes careering bang up-to-date

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The university careers service is under manned with only one advisor for every 2,500 students in some universities. The service must focus on issues of real importance and offer a range of services to suit different students' needs. The employment patterns in the UK have changed since the 1960s when the initial careers service report was produced. Employers recruit very few students into graduate training schemes within their companies and many jobs are for smaller companies on short contracts. There were 860,000 full-time students taking higher education courses during 1995-96.

Universities and colleges, Graduate students, Schools, Vocational guidance, Vocational education

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Sure to go with a bang

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The impact of quantum mechanics and consequently two of its creators, Niels Bohr and Werner Heisenberg, on the 13th International Congress on Mathematical Physics held at Imperial College, London, is discussed.

Quantum theory, Quantum mechanics

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Equations for universal truth

Article Abstract:

The nature of mathematical physics and the types of lectures and seminars on the subject at the 2000 Congress of the International Association of Mathematical Physics at Imperial College, London, is discussed.

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