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Interventionist stance of ‘restructuring regime’ prompts warning of ‘tragic’ erosion of university autonomy

The government’s tinkering with red tape is welcome but it won’t be enough to overcome Covid-19 uncertainty, says James Pitman

Conservative government’s turn against university expansion as party prioritises ‘red wall’ voters prompts scepticism

Agreeing on standard translations for technical terms is a crucial tool in developing teaching and research

Michelle Donelan’s view on entry rates of different social groups to higher education described as apparent ‘significant departure’

English regulator consults on proposals to force institutions to ‘teach out’ existing students before closing

Some scholars who have fled to Europe worry others see them more as refugees than as experts

Government strategy for HE set out in conditions for emergency loans for universities at risk of failure in Covid crisis

Most doctoral candidates show ‘clear preference’ for academic career despite high exit levels from sector, finds ÌÇÐÄVlog Policy Institute study

Beyond the challenges of Brexit and Covid-19, the UK’s new science chief is seen as likely to seek reforms to ‘workaholic’ research culture practices and the REF

Office for Students says results are ‘remarkably positive’ for cohort of students affected by Covid-19 and industrial action

Universities minister Michelle Donelan calls for focus to be on jobs outcomes and individual needs rather than ‘box-ticking’ access measures