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		Royal College of Art celebrates 175 years This year the Royal College of Art will be celebrating its dodransbicentennial – that is 175 years since it was founded in 1837.
		Aberdeen launches new Master's programme in Molecular Nutrition The University of Aberdeen has launched a new postgraduate programme to address links between diet and disease.
		University of Leeds has ESRC-funded scholarships available The School of Law and the School of Sociology and Social Policy are pleased to announce a series of ESRC studentships for October 2012.

University of the Month

Take a look at Postgrad Solutions' featured university of the month for January

No 1 Business School in the UK for research in Accounting, Banking & Finance (RAE 2008)

Bangor Business School is now offering a range of cutting-edge MBA and MSc degrees in Accounting, Banking and Finance at its centre in the heart of London's financial district. It is currently the top Business School in the UK for research in Accounting, Banking and Finance following the most recent Research Assessment Exercise in 2008.

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Postgrad Blog

Was Twitter really invented by animals?

According to an Aberdeen lecturer who has spent a decade researching the social conventions of the animal kingdom, this may be so...

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