‘Things could get nasty’: Peru’s new president takes aim at HE
Keiko Fujimori expected to pursue culture war agenda and deregulation at delicate time for country’s universities

Keiko Fujimori expected to pursue culture war agenda and deregulation at delicate time for country’s universities

Indian prime minister makes rare intervention to try to ease unrest but protesters pledge to continue demonstrations

Household earnings marker to remain stuck at £25,000 after ministers reject Lords recommendation

Death of youngster following experimental gene therapy only made public after journalists investigated

Scotland and Ireland first co-hosts of prestigious gathering in 2030 after controversy surrounding this year’s event

Labour announces Stockton North MP will fill role in newly merged department but officials say nothing has been decided


English universities still resisting introducing bans on relationships say they risk putting students in a more vulnerable position

University claims its changes will protect academic jobs and strengthen teaching but striking staff say reforms pose an ‘existential’ threat

Figures from multiple data sets suggest country will struggle to meet its accord target of 80 per cent tertiary participation

Success of small, specialist institutions in attracting students and top scholars shows there are ‘other ways to educate’

Institutions whose managers are unaccountable to their staff can never be truly civic universities, says Krzysztof Nawratek Â

Former Birkbeck leader handed role until 2028 after resignation of Wendy Thomson