‘Experimental public establishments’ such as PSL and Paris-Saclay have suffered growing pains of late, but hopes remain high that France may finally have found a way for its complex web of...
The all-consuming nature of their work means that academics risk a loss of connection and even identity when their careers end, says John Tregoning
Research England chair warned that universities in devolved nations disadvantaged by lack of dedicated research culture funding
Country’s?44th university wins ruling against?Teqsa as religious-based institutions shake up long-static regulatory landscape
Changes in fiscal rules make hoped-for increases in direct funding grants for English higher education less likely, IFS report finds
Student visa sponsors face increasing scrutiny from UK authorities
Ivy Leaguers ramp up Capitol Hill activity ahead of presidential inauguration
Claims that efforts are tokenistic must be countered with bold actions to retain buy-in, make progress and maintain momentum, says Cat Davies
High approval ratings for university teaching and overall usefulness of degrees, but mixed ratings on value and earnings premium, YouGov poll finds
Alma mater of Daniel Day-Lewis, Patrick Stewart and Olivia Colman says ‘new approach’ will focus on ‘intensive postgraduate courses’
Northumbria leaders say modern universities will be forced to rein in pay rises if they are compelled to offer expensive?Teachers’ Pension Scheme to academics
Cintana targets growing Indian market as presence grows among private universities and education investors
Losses at Queen’s, Heriot-Watt and UWS, along with Ulster, underline UK-wide nature of funding challenges
With?his witty tales of lovelorn globetrotting academics at the University of Rummidge a far cry from campus life today,?Jack Grove assesses the master comic novelist’s work and relevance
The celebrated campus novelist and former University of Birmingham literature professor has died. Christopher Bigsby recounts?the life of ‘a serious man who wrote comic novels’