Another report slams universities’ use of technology
British universities will lose their leading international standing unless they become much more radical in their use of new technology, according to a JISC commissioned report.
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British universities will lose their leading international standing unless they become much more radical in their use of new technology, according to a JISC commissioned report.
The University of Lincoln is launching today a new faculty of Agriculture, Food and Animal Science today at the Lincolnshire Show. Invited guests and visitors to the University's marquee will…
The Lincoln School of Journalism has become one of the first to receive a "Recognised for Excellence" award from the European Journalism Training Association.
The Beach Break Live 2009 student festival will move 300 miles to Kent, the event organisers confirmed. Taking place between 16 and 19 June, the original location was set to…
Students, staff and visitors at the University of Lincoln will soon see a 25% reduction in parking fees at the NCP Multi Storey Car Park, at the rear of Wigford…
The Times announced that the University of Lincoln is one of the most improved in the country in the paper's Good University Guide. Lincoln is ranked at 86 overall --…
The University of Lincoln prepares to receive over 3,000 school and college students at the Lincolnshire Higher Education fair.
Volunteers from the University of Lincoln Students' Union will travel to a remote and deprived region of India this summer to help an impoverished community.
Amanda Davidson, the chair of the Student Union's Student Council, has hit out at the Union for failing to act before deadlines set before the Council.
Stem cell research by PhD students from the University of Lincoln was highlighted at a prestigious international conference attended by surgeons and academics from around the world.