The Debt-Free Graduate: How to Survive College or University Without Going Broke

Business & Money

Murray Baker

Personal Finance

HarperCollins Canada / Not Applicable

This guide contains The Times' university league table with information on every British University, and is produced in association with PricewaterhouseCoopers with contributions from Bernard Kingston and Andrew Hindmarsh, experts on university admissions. Anyone hoping to go to university but baffled by the bewildering range of courses and options on offer and perplexed by the rapidly changing face of higher education needs this guide. By assessing the contribution of key measures of quality, you can use the tables to make informed choices of university and subject and to assess the strengths and weaknesses of each British university. For this edition there will be assessments and ranking for all major subjects for the first time. Advice on how to apply, how to organize your finances, guidance for overseas students, and profiles of every university and major university city complete the book.

The Times Good University Guide 2002: With the Unique Times University League Tables

Reference

Almanacs & Yearbooks

HarperCollins, UK

How do you find the best university for the subject you wish to study? You need a guide that evaluates the quality of what is available, giving facts, figures and comparative assessments of universities. Since 1992, The Times has produced the most widely respected and used university league tables. The Good University Guide takes the key measures of quality as its focus, so you can make informed choices of university and subjects. Still unique and still controversial, the rankings provide hard data and analyses, interpreted and presented by a team of experts.

The Times Good University Guide 2004: With the Unique Times University League Tables

Hindmarsh, Andrew

Kingston, Bernard

Since 1992, The Times has produced the most widely respected and used university league tables. The Guide takes the key measures of quality as its focus, so you can make informed choices of university and subjects. The rankings provide hard data, analysed, interpreted, and presented by a team of experts. The 2007 edition has been further extended, now offering unique league table ranking to Britain's universities, which enable readers to assess strengths and weaknesses of each university, over 60 tables giving the best universities for particular subjects, advice on how to select a course and a university, details of government changes to higher education, guidance on how to apply and pay your way through university, and information specifically designed for international students.

The Times Good University Guide 2007

Education & Teaching

O’Leary, John

Higher & Continuing Education

How do you find the best university for the subject you wish to study? You need a guide that evaluates the quality of what is available, giving facts, figures and comparative assessments of universities. Since 1992, The Times has produced the most widely respected and used university league tables. This resource takes the key measures of quality as its focus, so you can make informed choices on university and subjects. Still unique and still controversial, the rankings provide hard data, analyzed, interpreted, and presented by a team of experts. This edition of the best-selling Good University Guide has been further extended and offers unique league table ranking to Britain’s universities, which enables readers to assess strengths and weaknesses of each university; more than 60 tables giving the best universities for particular subjects; advice on how to select a course and a university; details of government changes to higher education; guidance on how to apply and pay your way through university; advice on finding and paying for accommodation while you are there; two pages of information on each university; detailed coverage of Oxford and Cambridge colleges; and information specifically designed for international students.

The Times Good University Guide 2009

A wonderfully engaging and entertaining history of the great dons of the last two hundred years, by one of our leading historians of ideas. Rich in anecdote, and displaying all the author's customary mastery of his subject, The Dons is Noel Annan at his erudite, encyclopedic and entertaining best. The book is a kaleidoscope of wonderful vignettes illustrating the brilliance and eccentricities of some of the greatest figures of British university life. Here is Buckland dropping to his knees to lick the supposed patch of a martyr's blood in an Italian cathedral and remarking, ?I can tell you what it is; it's bat's urine.' Or the granitic Master of Balliol, A.D. Lindsay, whose riposte on finding himself in a minority of one at a College meeting was, ?I see we are deadlocked'. But, entertaining as it is, The Dons also has a more serious purpose, no other book has ever explained so precisely - and so amusingly - why the dons matter, and the importance of the role they have played in the shaping of British higher education over the past two centuries.

THE DONS: Mentors, Eccentrics and Geniuses

Biographies & Memoirs

Annan, Noel

Historical

Harper-perennial

How do you find the best university for the subject you wish to study? You need a guide that evaluates the quality of what is available, giving facts, figures and comparative assessments of universities. Since 1992, The Times has produced the most widely respected and used university league tables. The Guide takes the key measures of quality as its focus, so you can make informed choices of university and subjects. Still unique and still controversial, the rankings provide hard data, analyzed, interpreted, and presented by a team of experts. The 2010 edition of the best-selling Good University Guide has been further extended, now offering unique league table ranking to Britain’s universities, which enables readers to assess strengths and weaknesses of each university; more than 60 tables giving the best universities for particular subjects; advice on how to select a course and a university; details of government changes to higher education; guidance on how to apply and pay your way through university; advice on finding and paying for accommodation while you are there; two pages of information on each university; detailed coverage of Oxford and Cambridge colleges; and information specifically designed for international students.

Times Good University Guide 2010 (New Edition)

How do you find the best university for the subject you wish to study? You need a guide that evaluates the quality of what is available, giving facts, figures and comparative assessments of universities.
Since 1992, The Times has produced the most widely respected and used university league tables. The Guide takes the key measures of quality as its focus, so you can make informed choices of university and subjects. Still unique and still controversial, the rankings provide hard data, analysed, interpreted and presented by a team of experts.
Contains the most up-to-date league tables on more than 60 subject areas and over 100 UK universities: this is the most definitive and authoritative guide available
• How to select the right course and the right university for you
• All you need to know about applying and finding accommodation
• Employment prospects: new information and statistics to inform your choices
• Fees, bursaries, and all other costs explained
• The best universities for sport ranked in a great new league table
• Detailed profiles of each university and new city profiles
• Advice for anyone considering studying abroad

The Times Good University Guide 2012

Times Books

These books provide your students with a strong and distinctive case study approach which will contextualise key issues with the Student Textbook for BTEC National Health and Social Care.

BTEC National Health and Social Care, Level 3: Student Textbook

Walsh, Mark

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Collins Educational

Do you want to sound more like a native speaker of English? This title will help you start up conversations, keep conversations going and deal with difficult situations. Working through the exercises will help you choose the right words, show you how to pronounce them and what tone to use, leading to improved fluency and confidence.

Speaking: B1+ Intermediate (English for Life)

Pelteret, Cheryl

Dictionaries & Thesauruses

See the best price to sell, buy or rent books on the Higher & Continuing Education subject. BookScouter helps to compare book prices from 25+ online bookstores and 30+ buyback vendors with a single search.

Higher & Continuing Education Books