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Government expects international enrolment to fall by 70 per cent after introduction of tuition fees for students from outside the EU

Pioneering conference for leading black cancer scientists is part of drive to diversify UK science

Relying on overseas expertise is foolish for a country that abounds with specific economic issues, says Jagjit Chadha

Survey of Lindau Nobel Laureate Meeting attendees shows even those tipped for glory feel insecure and underdeveloped

Twente president says €4 million a year for national EDI efforts ‘a start’, but that famed tolerance ‘emphatically’ not the same as inclusion

Open University confirms plans to sell its stake in company it helped to found

Surprise news that the UK is achieving its long-term target for research spending does not dent case for more public investment, says David Willetts

Even after two decades of death threats, Afshin Ellian sees liberal societies as a paradise on Earth

Consultancy firm Education Insight says Brexit to blame as universities look to China and India to replace EU students

Move designed to ‘support 21st-century families’ and help institution remain competitive despite ‘historically high turnover rates’

Institution’s bid to overturn ruling that Bristol failed in its duties comes amid debate over extent of institutional responsibility for undergraduate welfare

Appointment may reflect shift towards a ‘harder-edged, more hawkish’ attitude towards research collaboration, say experts