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Interview published on May 26 2009
Lord Young of Norwood Green
  1. StudentRoom asked Lord Young of Norwood Green: "From TSR website user Daniel Williams:  What would you both say is your one biggest challenge you hope to overcome whilst you are holding your current position within the government?"
  2. Lord Young of Norwood Green answer: "Click  'play' to view."
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  7. StudentRoom asked Lord Young of Norwood Green: "From TSR website user Daniel Williams: Lord Young is the Minister for Higher Education Students, what actually qualifies him for this position? when did he last visit a Students' Union or Student Accommodation..." Show more »"From TSR website user Daniel Williams: Lord Young is the Minister for Higher Education Students, what actually qualifies him for this position? when did he last visit a Students' Union or Student Accommodation (halls or private)? When was the last time he ventured further afield to Northern Universities or those that are in Wales? Does Lord Young feel that most importance is placed on the southern (mainly those based around London) Universities?" Show less »
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  13. StudentRoom asked Lord Young of Norwood Green: "From TSR website user Robinson999: Why has the government stopped funding for 2nd degrees, like for those that want to go into medicine, main to do with the 5 years, not the grad 4 years, as I think 4..." Show more »"From TSR website user Robinson999: Why has the government stopped funding for 2nd degrees, like for those that want to go into medicine, main to do with the 5 years, not the grad 4 years, as I think 4 years you only pay for the first year?" Show less »
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  19. Stantown asked Lord Young of Norwood Green: "I've finished Uni now but I went thru a very hard time when I changed course after the first year. It feels like some kind of stigma is attached to me even tho I passed my first year and just wanted to..." Show more »"I've finished Uni now but I went thru a very hard time when I changed course after the first year. It feels like some kind of stigma is attached to me even tho I passed my first year and just wanted to change. Are you happy with the whole process of changing from one course to another?" Show less »
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  25. kimberly asked Lord Young of Norwood Green: "I've noticed that some groups of foreign students effectively form their own groups, possibly because they feel a bit unwelcome. Are you happy that enough is being done to integrate UK born and foreign..." Show more »"I've noticed that some groups of foreign students effectively form their own groups, possibly because they feel a bit unwelcome. Are you happy that enough is being done to integrate UK born and foreign students?" Show less »
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  1. Londontowner is asking Lord Young of Norwood Green: "Could tax relief be given to companies or even individuals who agree to 'sponsor' an undergrad or postgrad thesis-even to the tune of a few hundred pounds? A simple website could act as a matchmaker. ..." Show more »"Could tax relief be given to companies or even individuals who agree to 'sponsor' an undergrad or postgrad thesis-even to the tune of a few hundred pounds? A simple website could act as a matchmaker. A lot of students are contributing to the body of knowledge of society and paying for it- couldn't we recoup some of our  fees this way?" Show less »
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