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Two thirds of Scottish students think staff need to improve their digital skills to keep up

17 May 2017

Our survey of 1,001 learners has found that 63% of Scottish students think staff need to improve their digital skills to keep up. A further 68% of respondents think that...

Two thirds of Scottish students think staff need to improve their digital skills to keep up 17 May 2017
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Beating Brexit: why we must build more bridges towards borderless education

Overseas’ students are a key part of the UK economy, but Brexit is already having an effect on the numbers from the EU who want to study here. To ensure the UK remains a world leader in delivering education and research internationally we must now capitalise on developing opportunities for “borderless” study.