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Three-year degrees, international student levy, graduate contributions and role of colleges should all be considered by politicians if universities are to survive, says report

MP seeks reform to â€˜Frankenstein’s monster’ system amid cost-of-living concerns

Current proposals would limit access to studying abroad and prevent creation of new scholarships in priority fields, European universities have warned 

Graduate employability increasingly seen as â€˜university-wide priority’ involving academics and researchers as well as dedicated careers services

New provider has been lauded by politicians and the media alike due to its different approach that seeks to ‘build a new type of university for a new type of undergraduate’. But what lessons can it teach the wider sector?

Vice-chancellor Dave Phoenix tells THE that focus should be on using partnerships to deliver for city and UK, not switching to face-to-face education on new campus

Aberdeen, Heriot-Watt, Stirling and Strathclyde threatened with industrial action as Scottish government’s review of higher education funding begins

Clear guidance needed on how narrative-based submissions will be graded to avoid accusations that judgements are overly subjective, say experts

As chair of a women’s network, I see first-hand how the gap between policy and lived experience still shapes how careers unfold, says Xiaoran Xu

The number of UK universities reporting financial shortfalls for the past academic year continues to climb as some pay out millions in redundancy costs

If 2025 was about establishing stability, in 2026 our focus must turn to building for the future, says UUK president Malcolm Press

Professors from UCL and Plymouth Marjon University receive damehoods, while four vice-chancellors commended