Why is it that the findings from a survey of 450 Oxford University undergraduates prompted calls for financial services companies to enhance their appeal to women? . . . → Read More: Discrimination in the City?
 Comments are closed  Barrie's Blog  discrimination, Equal Opportunity & Diversity, Michael Douglas, Oxford University, The City, Wall Street, women in business According to Tim Oates, director of Cambridge Assessment, which owns and manages OCR one of the leading exam setting bodies, the physics syllabus has been made easier. The reason for this, apparently, was to make it easier to attract girls and less bright pupils to study physics at A level. (I find it pretty offensive . . . → Read More: Physics just got easier Will the UK move towards the USA system with universities free to charge students what the market will bear for tuition. If so, it would free universities from state control on numbers of students and generally require students to fund their own education. Of course, the universities would provide grants to high calibre students whose parents were of modest means. (Oxford University already supports 30% of it’s undergraduates through their bursary scheme). . . . → Read More: Is a Degree worth it? |
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