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Strangers in paradise or losers in a rigged race? : non-traditional students in higher education
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This research seminar is presented by Professor Diane Reay from the University of Cambridge
The role of the further education sector in higher education provision in England
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This seminar focuses on the role of the further education sector in higher education participation and provision in England. Drawing on their recent research, Dr Marion Bowl and Dr Anne Thompson offer insights firstly into what can be learned from the growing body of literature in this field, and secondly, provide detailed insights into what is meant by HE in FE in practice at the present time. They will also address the methodologies that they used in conducting their research.
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