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Loss of stand-alone Department for Science, Innovation and Technology risks research becoming ‘afterthought’ in governmental discussions, argue sector leaders

New UK prime minister urged to adopt more progressive stance, including lifting ‘harmful’ student visa restrictions

Country leads way in producing highly cited papers but overall share of publications drops

Blocks on international money transfers may force students to abandon degrees unless universities offer support before coming tuition fee deadline

Growing pressure on probationary staff to win grants represents ‘material divergence’ from agreed policies, argue UCU leaders

Degrees are not the place to turn to if we want to reduce the number of 16- to 24-year-olds not in education, employment or training, says Mark Morrin

Critics fear â€˜act of self-harm’ as Dundee becomes latest to consider shutting public exhibition space

Forthcoming guidance on how Research Excellence Framework rates environment will focus more closely on governance related to research integrity and security risks, THE understands

Dundee’s proposal comes just as a hiring spree in Silicon Valley is raising the ceiling on what a philosophy degree can lead to, says Oisín Keohane 

Angela Scott, who has headed Aberdeen City Council for 12 years, faces daunting task of bringing university back from brink of bankruptcy

Union members to stage prolonged walkout after university announced it is looking to cut 200 more jobs

Universities make 100,000 more offers than last year as they compete for domestic students, Ucas figures show