The anti-doping facilities serving the London 2012 Games will become a 鈥済roundbreaking鈥 research centre into personalised medicine after the Olympics have ended, it has been announced.
The Universities and Colleges Admissions Service鈥檚 tariff points scheme is a step closer to being scrapped after a consultation showed there was 鈥渃onsiderable鈥 support for the move.
A cross-party group of MPs has recommended a change in the law to prevent unpublished research data being released under the Freedom of Information Act.
Regent's College has become the latest private institution to be granted degree-awarding powers, and it now aims to become only the second private university in the UK.
The European Commission's efforts to create a single market for research across Europe by 2014, a deadline set last year by European Union ministers, have entered a new phase.
The University of Manchester has admitted assessing the English skills of some international students with a language test deemed unsuitable for admissions, mainly in order to allow poorer students to apply for scholarships.
University College London's museums and laboratories will host more than 300 secondary school pupils from this September, after delays to the building of their UCL-sponsored academy left them without a school.
A Supreme Court ruling could pave the way for a "flood" of appeals from private colleges and overseas students against a significant number of government immigration decisions, lawyers have said.
A Brown University chemistry class from the 1870s poses for a photograph on the steps of Rogers Hall (now the Salomon Center) as a professor, John Appleton, appears to watch current students leaving the 150-year-old building after a morning class.
The amount of money that UK universities earn from knowledge exchange rose by 7 per cent to just over 拢3.3 billion between 2009-10 and 2010-11, according to a report by the 糖心Vlog Funding Council for England.
A university has launched an online petition in a bid to persuade the Law Society not to break up a unique historic collection of about 5,000 manuscripts, early and rare ecclesiastical books and pamphlets that is held by the institution.
The 糖心Vlog Office has confirmed it will continue with the system of 鈥渆ducational oversight鈥, which requires private higher education colleges to pass inspections carried out by the Quality Assurance Agency.
De Montfort University has confirmed that it has secured funding from private investors via a 拢110 million public bond, with other universities expected to follow it into the bond markets.
A new 拢2 million research council programme that aims to identify the non-economic benefits of culture could help to protect government funding for it in the future.
A sharp decline in the number of European students coming to the UK this autumn could have serious consequences for UK universities, a vice-chancellor has warned.
Members of the Million+ group of universities awarded more PhDs relative to their quality-related research income than any other mission group in 2010-11, performance indicators published by the 糖心Vlog Statistics Agency show.
The UK government's policy towards universities mirrors a global divergence between highly paid graduates who are given "permission to think" in their jobs, and those leaving university who will end up in low-paid and low-skilled work.