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SNP minister unaware how much cash needed to rescue colleges

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New SNP minister appointed after Jamie Hepburn 'assault' allegation

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Readers' Letters: Scottish Government clueless when it come to Education

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Job cuts: Education secretary tells Dundee University to 'think again'

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Sutstainabuild sets the ‘greenprint’ for Scotland’s net zero future

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Call for 30-year vision to save universities as new crisis looms

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Third SNP Cabinet minister announces resignation from politics

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Breaking More than 600 jobs to be axed at crisis-hit Scottish university

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Exclusive SNP told to open 'urgent' talks on university funding model

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Decision still to be made on university's share of SNP's £15m fund

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SNP tells university to consider any staff proposals to limit job cuts

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900% rise in interest from overseas students coming to Scotland

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SNP minister becomes latest to announce decision to stand down as MSP

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SNP law to boost regulator's powers amid university financial crisis

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Exclusive Why John Swinney will not step in to save crisis-hit Dundee University

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University staff vote for strike action over job cuts

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Exclusive Crisis-hit Scottish university to unveil rescue plan 'within weeks'

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Three Scottish colleges in 'financial distress' handed £8.3m lifeline

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SNP considers new regulator powers amid Dundee University crisis

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Job losses 'inevitable' at Scottish university as £30m deficit looms

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Analysis Scottish colleges remain 'burning platform' despite pay breakthrough

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Breaking College lecturers accept pay offer to end 'long and difficult' dispute

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Codebase seals tie-up to reach would-be entrepreneurs anywhere in Scotland

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College strikes suspended after 'significant progress' made in pay row

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SNP minister's role in University of the Highlands and Islands reform

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Why an SNP minister is ready to talk about £3bn education reforms

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Exclusive Scotland's struggling universities and colleges face fresh cuts blow

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SNP minister admits college pay dispute is 'nowhere near' resolution

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How the Scottish Government's vision for colleges could backfire Calum Ross

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How the £3bn spending shake-up for universities and colleges will work

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Exclusive A university at war as bosses accused of 'intimidating' colleagues

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SNP announce universities funding review and colleges shake-up

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New West Lothian centre will train 1,000 people a year to install heat pumps

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Exclusive Plans to be lodged for University of the Highlands and Islands restructure

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Search for new £148,000-a-year chief executive to lead Scottish Funding Council

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International education blueprint fails to address risks of 'over exposure'

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‘Comprehensive review’ of future of the University of the Highlands and Islands

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Here are 5 key updates on the future of Scottish universities and colleges

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SNP urged to end uncertainty over £10m fund used to train thousands of workers

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Education leaders from around the world arrive in Edinburgh for summit

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New funding model will be created for Scottish universities and colleges

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New campaign to replace Erasmus+ launches in Scotland

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SNP's Erasmus replacement pilot project could be launched 'this year'

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Undervalued colleges will need help to flourish amid spending squeeze

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'Shocked' SNP MSP raises job fears after funding U-turn

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The bill for free university tuition in Scotland revealed

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Universities chief warns Yousaf his funding cuts risk tragic reputational damage

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Minister says £46m axed from universities and colleges to fund teacher pay deal

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Ministers under fire after U-turn on £46m for universities and colleges

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