Hague: Oxford lectures cancelled over protests should go ahead
University chancellor says both academic freedom and legitimate protest must be upheld on campus
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Visa squeeze ‘undermining offshore push’, says former minister
Both sides of politics eroding opportunities to meet neighbours’ needs and solve skill shortages back home, according to former Liberal power broker
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Australia set to join Horizon Europe by 2027
Association all but assured, insiders say, as government concludes treaty negotiations
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Buckingham offers cut-price business courses to win back students
‘Time is right’ to lower tuition fees for some accelerated degrees, says UK’s oldest private institution
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‘All or nothing’ approach to AI ‘risks shutting down innovation’
Head of learning initiatives for Google Deepmind says debates about use of new technologies should focus on how to embrace more holistic teaching methods
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UK sector wants to double industry spin-out investment
UK can become ‘most attractive place in the world’ to invest in innovative companies, say v-cs
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Cut university student numbers by 30 per cent, thinktank says
Five-year tuition fee freeze, ban on franchising and introduction of new national entry test among other recommendations from Policy Exchange
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AI demands that human judgement become a defined degree outcome
To protect graduate employment, universities must explicitly teach and assess the skills that AI still can’t replicate, says Boxi Yang
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Academic renewal needs pressure from below and responsibility from above
High-level declarations pledging not to misuse metrics in research assessment are important, but they are far from enough. Senior academics, in particular, must use their influence to ensure...