Are Asian students really less creative than those in the West?
Do the socially conservative societies of Asia stifle creativity, or is this a myth created by a complacent West? asks Jack Grove
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Humanities needs overhaul to stress ‘benefits for industry’
The value of the humanities to business is underestimated, but few departments are able to demonstrate relevance of studies to industry, Singapore audience is told
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Cut HE funding to boost FE, says thinktank report
Policy Exchange calls on government to redirect ?500 million from universities to colleges
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US education levels ‘stagnating’ owing to poor record on minorities
President of Vassar College says sector in US has failed to connect with growing minority groups like Hispanic community
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‘Resilient’ ideas from the past offer powerful tools for today
Art and architecture scholars make clear what we can still learn from history
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Risks for scholars working abroad examined
Universities to reflect long and hard about their duty of care to those working or studying in foreign countries
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Jonathon Porritt: blame vice-chancellors for poor sustainability efforts
Leading environmentalist says it is 'ridiculous' for university heads to 'shuffle responsibility'
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SNP urged to flex Westminster muscles on higher education
Party's conference also hears how MP was 'riled' by Jo Johnson Oxbridge comment
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Eight questions university governors should ask their vice-chancellors
Times are changing – and university boards need to understand what their executive are doing about it, writes Nick Hillman
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UCL to pay ?100K compensation to students over rat-infested accommodation
Students complained of deafening noise and vermin
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Welsh government ‘calls time’ on initial teacher training system
‘Very disappointing’ provider inspection triggers education minister to overhaul system
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QAA chief: end of current system could risk ‘Volkswagen-style’ crisis
Move would jeopardise sector’s global brand, senior figures warn
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Sir Anthony Seldon: 10 steps to address the student mental health crisis
Mental health in universities continues to be a growing problem, says University of Buckingham vice-chancellor, who also has tips for university staff
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Osborne plan to force current students to pay more for loans ‘unfair’
GuildHE declares ‘absolute opposition’ to move, saying it goes against assurances to Parliament and students
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Fellowships ‘succeed in getting female researchers back into scholarship’
Vast majority find position in STEM-related careers, although fewer stay in research over the longer term