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8 hours ago ago from Student Lending Analytics Blog
From the Daily Mail : In a letter to university chiefs yesterday, Lord Mandelson revealed how he wished to see 'more programmes, such as foundation and fast-track degrees, that can be completed full-time in two years'. He added: 'Over the next spending review period, we will want some shift away from full-time three year places and towards a wider variety of provision.' Five universities have been trialling fast-track degrees. ...
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