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Credit transfer and the mobility of credentials in UK higher education: the evolution of policies, meanings and purposes

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Pages 53-73 | Published online: 29 Sep 2006

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Terry Di Paolo & Ann Pegg. (2013) Credit transfer amongst students in contrasting disciplines: examining assumptions about wastage, mobility and lifelong learning. Journal of Further and Higher Education 37:5, pages 606-622.
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Wayne Turnbull. 2020. A Brief History of Credit in UK Higher Education: Laying Siege to the Ivory Tower. A Brief History of Credit in UK Higher Education: Laying Siege to the Ivory Tower 139 146 .

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