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General election 2019: what the parties say on higher education
27 November 2019
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UUK's Karmjit Kaur takes a look at the policy commitments on higher education in party manifestos ahead of the general election.
Purchasing power: how university procurement teams benefit students and society
29 March 2019
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We all benefit from effective purchasing by university procurement teams, writes Professor Nick Petford.
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