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English universities should ‘deliver face-to-face teaching without restrictions’, says Department for Education

Latest stage of English plan to tackle ‘poor quality’ via absolute baselines for student outcomes brings threat of punishment for institutions that fall short

Label would apply to providers failing to get a rating and in England would limit the fees they can charge, according to consultation

Data reveal 69 per cent increase in outlay between 2016-17 and 2019-20 in England

The Oxford college’s vast expenditure of charitable funds to try to dislodge its own dean could have serious repercussions, says Alan Rusbridger

Rigorous ‘no deal’ planning paved way for significant concessions, says library head

Researchers decry ‘ridiculous’ travel for 30-minute interviews and ask colleagues and funders to commit to flying less

Firms that sell co-authorship on papers accepted by reputable journals are likely turning over millions of pounds a year

Reskilling may help workers feed their families – but a plateful of modules may not add up to a square educational meal, warns Johnny Rich

Brussels officials say their new European universities strategy, including cooperation on higher education laws, will improve student mobility and academic cooperation

Further walkouts expected in disputes over pay, pensions and working conditions

Six universities sign up to new pledge committing not to use ‘gagging orders’ in dealing with claims of sexual misconduct, bullying and other harassment