Posts Tagged ‘graduate tax’
Today’s physics news: Monday, 6 September 2010
Graduate tax would prompt top graduates to leave Britain, CBI warns Business leaders believe tens of thousands would emigrate to avoid being charged for degree according to salary Guardian Michael Gove wants baccalaureate qualification for England Pupils with five GCSEs – including one science – would gain the proposed certificate as ‘special recognition’, says [...]
Today’s physics news: Monday, 9 August 2010
Coalition comes out in favour of graduate tax Graduates face paying thousands of pounds more for their degrees after the Government announced that a tax on future earnings was its preferred option for university funding. Times THE Space station repairs ‘only partial success’ Two astronauts have carried out an eight-hour spacewalk to try to repair [...]
Today’s physics news: Thursday, 22 July 2010
Biggest star on record found in neighbouring galaxy Astronomers say colossal star known as R136a1 is more than 265 times more massive than the sun Guardian Astronomer royal Martin Reese Times Telegraph Independent Graduate tax proposal ‘rejected’ The coalition government will reject the idea of a graduate tax to pay for university fees in [...]
Today’s physics news: Friday, 16 July
Treasury cutbacks ‘could mean game over’ for British science Deep cuts to science funding proposed by the Treasury would provoke a catastrophic and irreversible crisis threatening economic growth and the country’s capacity for effective government according to the Royal Society The Times Graduate tax and private colleges at heart of higher education blueprint Private [...]
Today’s physics news: Thursday, 15 July
Graduate tax urged to replace tuition fees for university students The government is poised to sweep away the era of tuition fees by announcing a graduate tax that students would pay when they finished their degrees Guardian BBC Independent Incredible new Hubble image of hot young stars being formed in space Churning clouds of [...]
