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Double enrolment to 100,000 by 2025, former universities minister urges

Leaders prioritising regional impact above competition, while significant numbers consider mergers, annual PA Consulting survey suggests

Hepi-published paper argues sector is ‘victim of, and has actively participated in, polarising culture wars’, while those ‘rooted in their local communities’ have been neglected by expansion

Diversifying income stream also makes institutions less exposed to possible government cuts, say Ian Matthias and Mike Boxall

Workforce report co-authored by Baroness Wolf also finds that number of teaching-only staff in UK grew by 80 per cent in 12-year period

Commission haste in Horizon lump sum rollout could pour cold water on innovative consortia, groups warn

Scrutiny of graduate outcomes is appropriate but the issue is much more complex than arts v science, says Anna Vignoles

ESRC extends PhD support to last three-and-a-half years but rejects review’s four-year recommendation

Unhappiness over guidance on rearranging classes affected by industrial action may force a rethink

Gesture keeps country and its universities in European ÌÇÐÄVlog Area as exiled democracy activist says institutions can help by boycotting those supporting the state

Nobel literature laureate on his dual career, childhood memories and why decolonising the curriculum is nothing new

Anonymous interviews with UK university bosses reveal frustration with increased administrative costs associated with REF