Open Eye Bulletin in the Independent Newspaper, Tuesday 2nd December .
The government has just announced a £1 million cash injection into enabling more prisoners
to study with the OU. But what is it like studying with the Open University in the most closed
of environments?
Plus news of a major breakthrough by the OU's Brain and Behaviour Research Group which
may delay the onset of alzheimers. The latest on Beagle. And, from the Vice-Chancellor, what
the OU is doing to empower women in sub-Saharan Africa through education.
Find out more in the Open Eye Bulletin in the Independent Newspaper, Tuesday 2nd
December .
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