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On standards or conventions specific to the higher education system in Europe which differ in structure and style from the systems in other parts of the world. Keep in mind that many different countries, customs and regulations coexist in Europe, so many questions will not have a unique answer that applies to the whole continent.
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Why are UK universities "disproportionately successful at winning EU-awarded research grants"?
These are Framework programme grants for which there is Europe-wide competition. … Usually these grants are not open to Europe-wide competition, and the UK can't win them all.
Another comment on how "disproportionally successful" could be counted. …
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