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22 Sep 2020: Baron-Cohen to develop diagnostic tests for adults with Asperger Syndrome (a variant of autism). ... with the accrued interest, as capital endowment payments in five annual instalments of.

The Department of Politics plan a joint submission with the Centre for International Studies. ... of students who come to the course with particular sociological and psychological interests.

merge with the Centre for International Studies into a new Department of Politics and International Studies. ... With the aid of HEFCE funding new chairs replaced the worn out chairs throughout the Library.