A degree of neglect
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Post-Brexit, millions of young Europeans want an English-taught degree. Central and Eastern Europe’s universities have been slow to compete. In the often fierce but ultimately fatuous argument over just what university degrees are ‘worthy’ (usually restricted to science and maths subjects) and those which are not (anything else, particularly the humanities, especially anything that ends […] A degree of neglect was originally published on Emerging Europe .Post-Brexit, millions of young Europeans want an English-taught degree. Central and Eastern Europe’s universities have an opportunity. In the often fierce but ultimately fatuous argument over just what university degrees are ‘worthy’ (usually restricted to science and maths subjects) and those which are not (anything else, particularly the humanities, especially anything that ends in ‘-ology’), […] A degree of neglect was originally published on Emerging Europe .
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Mon, 10 August 2026
1 report- La Repubblica (Italy)07:19first to report
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Mon, 17 August 2026
1 report- Emerging Europe12:35edited after publishing
Post-Brexit, millions of young Europeans want an English-taught degree. Central and Eastern Europe’s universities have an opportunity. In the often fierce but ultimately fatuous argument over just what university degrees are ‘worthy’ (usually restricted to science and maths subjects) and those which are not (anything else, particularly the humanities, especially anything that ends in ‘-ology’), […] A degree of neglect was originally published on Emerging Europe .