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27 Nov 2013: A further £168,663 was received from privately funded undergraduates and £296,302 from postgraduate students. ... £8,230 per annum for an undergraduate and £4,135 for a postgraduate.

17 Dec 2013: Public Benefit (continued). • 21 College maintenance bursaries were awarded to postgraduate students in need of additional financialsupport, averaging £495. • ... Postgraduate student numbers made up 40% of the student population during the year.

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1 Feb 2013: Ensure structures are in place to so that research staff salaries comply with equal pay requirements and Fixed-Term Employees Regulations. ... A starting salary should be set in accordance with the requirements of the role and the experience and

1 Feb 2013: You should recommend a starting salary in light of the requirements of the role and the experience and professional contribution of the individual; you should discuss and agree the starting salary

4 Dec 2013: Natural Sciences Tripos, Part III: Entry requirements 2014–15. The Committee of Management for the Natural Sciences Tripos, in consultation with the Faculty Boards of Physics and Chemistry, Biology, Earth Sciences ... and Geography, and the Board of

24 Aug 2013: Keno Mario-Ghae. After months of planning, design, building and testing, Britain’s only entry into the World Solar Challenge – a 3,000km solar-powered race across Australia – is heading out

17 Jul 2013: The blog entries were posted to the University’s Facebook page and flagged through its Twitter feed.

16 Oct 2013: Philip Guildford, Director of Research , said that entries for this year’s competition had once again impressed the judging panel. ... Share. Published. 16 Oct 2013. Image. The winning entries for the Zeiss engineering photos competition 2013.

30 May 2013: Stephen Clark. The verb run has 606 different meanings. It’s the largest single entry in the Oxford English Dictionary, placing it ahead of set, at 546 meanings.