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Dundee College delighted by new Gardyne Theatre's reception
Education chiefs at Dundee College have hailed the ''flying start'' of the Gardyne Theatre since its refurbishment earlier this year. (...)
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Government can't rule out more redundancies, Angus College hears
Education secretary Mike Russell had a ''productive meeting'' with Angus College representatives on Tuesday, but could not rule out compulsory redundancies under proposed changes to further education. (...)
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Abertay University Students' Association chief urges campaigners to stay on guard
A Dundee student leader has warned of the need to stay alert for ''adverse'' changes in higher education. (...)
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Further education fund will help Dundee College 'embrace' reform
Dundee College has welcomed the announcement of a £15 million fund set up to encourage further education establishments to work more closely together. (...)
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A Dundee cake with a difference
How is this for a Christmas cake? (...)
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Dundee College support staff sign up for November 30 strike
Dundee College support staff have voted to join the national strike by public sector workers. (...)
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NUS Scotland praises anti-cuts campaign staged by Angus College students
A campaign by Angus College students against hard-hitting budget cuts has been ''incredibly impressive''. (...)
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Dr Carnage stings like a bee on the roller derby track
Caroline King is two doctors in one. (...)
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City universities and college open to collaboration — but merger ruled out
Greater collaboration between Dundee's universities and college must not lead to job losses or cuts in student numbers, union and student representatives have warned. (...)
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Move to regional funding forces colleges to consider closer — or merged — future
Proposals for greater collaboration — and potentially even merger — between colleges in Tayside and Fife have been drawn up. (...)
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Acting and performance students to bring Dickensian theme to Christmas Light Night
People who decide to enjoy the Christmas Light Night in Dundee city centre on November 25 shouldn't be surprised if they bump into some characters from Dickens. (...)
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City universities yet to meet to discuss closer collaboration
Dundee's two universities have yet to meet to discuss a merger or closer collaboration. (...)
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Business and student fears over loss of Angus College places
Student leaders and business chiefs have voiced concern at the impact of 2,000 college places being lost in Angus. (...)
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David feels able to lift more bodybuilding trophies
A Dundee College communications lecturer is about to let his body do the talking. (...)
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Dundee College's former Graham Street campus facing the wrecking ball
The former Dundee College building in Graham Street is set to be demolished and replaced with 46 houses. (...)
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International feel to Dundee College dance students' Precipices show
An evening of dance presented by Dundee College students at The Space will have an international feel. (...)
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Dundee College review points to cuts in jobs, courses and student numbers
The number of students at Dundee College is set to fall by over 4,000 as it seeks to cope with budget cuts. (...)
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Education director pledges school timetable proposal will be subject to proper consultation
A teacher has warned that a proposal to standardise the school week across Dundee's secondaries might not work. (...)
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'Merger is not the only possible outcome' — education secretary signals Abertay University U-turn
Education secretary Michael Russell has signalled a dramatic U-turn by saying a full merger between Abertay and Dundee universities is not inevitable. (...)
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Fantasy film project overcomes some very down-to-earth challenges
A fantasy film following the adventures of a young girl has been completed in Dundee — despite runaway cows, torrential rain and power cuts. (...)
