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The debate about whether AI belongs in education is rapidly becoming redundant. The more important question is what education does now that AI is already...
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“Learn to delegate, hire sensibly and build an ownership culture” – Timo Boldt An entrepreneur who launched a business now worth $1.7bn from his front…
The Open University, the UK’s largest university, has launched a campaign in partnership with Alamy, spearheading better representation of Black and Asian students in marketing…
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Loughborough College’s canine counsellor, Mylie the therapy dog, has taken an apprentice under her paw – Otis the cockerpoo. Otis has already started training to…
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