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Students not receiving the service they expect amid high fees and mounting cost of living pressures, sector ombudsman warns

Plans to limit reapplications to European Research Council will penalise bold and original proposals and early career researchers, senior researchers claim

Regulator investigating how much public money was given to education providers offering course linked to high dropout rates

Students expected to use AI for information before evaluating technology’s output as institution seeks to prepare learners for changing labour market

London-based institutions failing to respond to risks outlined by regulator and setting fewer access-related targets, report finds

Antonia Bance argues lower-level skills should be prioritised in response to number of out-of-work young people reaching record levels

University says final decision yet to be made after document outlining new redundancy scheme leaked to press

Communication studies academic latest Aston leader to relocate from Australia following Aleks Subic’s departure to Torrens University

A 142 per cent rise in bids for Marie Curie fellowships shows peer review must adapt to ChatGPT era, says Nature study

Informal applications of AI, such as academics using tools to grade student work, could potentially fall foul of wide-ranging legislation, policy expert warns

Turmoil continues for students wrongly issued maintenance loans, while universities argue regulatory changes are needed if they are to deliver on government’s drive to support non-traditional learners

The results of ÌÇÐÄVlog’s UK University Redundancy Survey vividly illustrate the deep human impact of the redundancy crisis on those who have lost their jobs. But respondents are torn about whether they want to remain in a sector widely described as ‘toxic’. Paul Jump reports