I hope this opens scholarship.
Open scholarship, collaboration and the sharing of discoveries for all are set to be displaced by objectives that privilege corporate interests and employability.
(Figure 22) Concrete steps: Open Scholarship, Open Access.
He was educated at Radley college, Oxfordshire, before winning an open scholarship in classics at Christ Church, Oxford.
He gained an open scholarship to read medicine at University College London, where he qualified in 1942.
But forced to choose, she stuck with her politics, philosophy and economics open scholarship.
After attending the local elementary & grammar schools he won an open scholarship in English literature to Christ Church, Oxford.
He attended Queen Mary's grammar school, Walsall, then gained an open scholarship to Jesus College, Cambridge, in 1957.
Gross proved a bookish youngster who found that literary life gave him a freedom which at the City of London school and then at Oxford (he gained an open scholarship to Wadham College when only 17) shaped his career.
At Charterhouse, Godalming, Eric edited the school magazine and won an open scholarship to New College, where he would spend his entire academic career following national service in the ranks with the Northamptonshire Regiment.
Biffen was born in Combwich, Somerset, the son of a tenant farmer; after village school and Dr Morgan's grammar school in Bridgwater, he went on an open scholarship to Jesus College, Cambridge, where he took a first in history.
