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Today's recommended read
Gov't investment too small to be a 'game changer'
Dr Phil Tomlinson (School of Management)
University Business
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Are you ready to unleash the intrapreneur?
Professor Dimo Dimov (School of Management)
Virgin Media Business
The seats that could underpin a Lib Dem comeback
Dr David Cutts (Dept of Politics, Languages & International Studies)
The Times Online
Terrorism most immediate threat to UK, says MI6
Professor David Galbreath (Humanities and Social Sciences)
BBC Radio Scotland
All researchers to be submitted to REF 2021
Dr Richard Watermeyer (Dept of Education)
Times Higher Education Supplement (Web)
Do exclusive university networks fail higher education?
Professor Rajani Naidoo (School of Management)
Times Higher Education
Banking jargon is a turn off for customers
Dr Kit Yates (Dept of Mathematical Sciences)
BT.com (Web), City AM (Web) Evening Echo (Web) and five other outlets
Wave energy machine soon to be deployed
Dr Andrew Hillis (Dept of Mechanical Engineering)
Wales Online (Web), Western Mail
Workers are less likely to call in sick if it puts colleagues under pressure, says study
Daily Express and PhysOrg.com
EPRSC-funded research project investigating the impact of waves on the coastline
Dr Chris Blenkinsop (Dept of Architecture and Civil Engineering)
Water Industry Journal
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Doctor Button picks up an honorary degree after retiring from Formula One
Mail Online UK (Web), China National News (Web), ESPN.co.uk (Web) and 4 other outlets
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We’ll thrive after Brexit, say university chiefs The Times (subscription required)
Oxford University tries a new approach to recruiting poor students The Economist
Brexit could see EU student numbers nose dive, Cambridge warn The Guardian
Cambridge: Brexit ‘cliff edge’ risks huge fall in EU student numbers Times Higher
Don't change the UK university application system – it works just fine Times Higher
Cambridge warns of Brexit hit on EU student numbers The FT (subscription required)
Brexit could push UK universities 'off a cliff edge', major committee report warns The Independent
The best societies to join at university The Independent
Middle Scotland rejects favouring poorer students The Times (Scotland) (subscription required)
If we're serious about measuring teaching quality at university, where is the metric for qualified teachers? Daily Telegraph
Five out of six A Level students given incorrect exam result predictions by teachers The Huffington Post
Liverpool University apartheid protest student awarded degree - 46 years late BBC Online
Generations divided in support for free tuition The Times (subscription required)
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