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Report from the UK relates to way way universities may progress with vocational training.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/education/2008/sep/30/furthereducation1

toeslayer

 

Cameron

I have noted in the media of late a lot of mention of the fact that UWA and others are moving to a limited range (6 in total) of UG degrees (ie science, health, education, etc) - and then expecting to deliver professional degrees as postgraduate activities.

I this the beginning of the end of Bachelor degrees in podiatry in AUS?

LL

 

Good question LL

I am no loner a player but would think the situation has much merit from an economical point of view. It re-establishes the academic from the vocational and universities feel more comfortasble about that. It also assures full fee paying students which is mighty attractive.

Others may have more to say.

toeslayer