Open wide, it won't hurt

Article Abstract:

The vice-chancellor of Bristol University argues that the university's policy of trying to widen participation has been proved effective, despite the criticism that it has attracted over the years. It is contended that evidence shows that the policy has not resulted in any dumbing down at the university and instead should be seen as having had an enriching effect.

Management dynamics, Social aspects, Analysis, Management, College admissions, Company business management, University of Bristol

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Trust us, we're not academics

Article Abstract:

Cambridge University got its first press officer in 1990, after more than 781 years, and now has six press officers and support staff and a new director of external affaits and communications. Other old instituions have also set up press offices, though many less than ten years ago.

Marketing procedures, Marketing, Public relations, Company marketing practices, University of Cambridge, Company public relations

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