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Oxford graduate sues university for £1m over ‘inadequate’ teaching

by Tanya de Grunwald | Nov 22, 2017 | Graduate unemployment, Tuition fees, Universities

WHY ALL UNIVERSITIES SHOULD WORRY ABOUT THIS EXTREME CASE The University of Oxford has been forced to defend its academic standards in the High Court, after a graduate claimed poor teaching resulted in him obtaining a “disappointing” low 2:1 degree,...

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