PhDs: should you publish while you study?
Study suggests there may be long-term benefits from publishing, but critics warn of ‘too much, too soon’

Study suggests there may be long-term benefits from publishing, but critics warn of ‘too much, too soon’

The final few months of a PhD can often be the hardest, so here are a few tips from a doctoral candidate who recently submitted her thesis

But peer review processing firm must deal with author comments like those on ‘consenting mole rats’

Ahead of TEF, funding council says universities must not seek to sway students’ responses

Jem Bloomfield doesn’t recognise the picture of a higher education system that panders to female students and glories in marginalising their male peers

Countries like Singapore are turning to broad-based education just as the US turns away from it, says Trisha Craig

The UK’s first academic conference on hip hop comes straight outta Cambridge

Higher education institutions are ready to do their bit but are being held back, say Maureen Glackin and Claire Taylor

Leading novelists tell Matthew Reisz about life under the academic spotlight

King’s College London professor of education and social justice will be first woman to lead IoE

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We talk to the glaciologist about how it feels to have a glacier named after him and the chances of a catastrophic sea-level rise resulting from climate change

University academics answer an appeal for help from country's inspirational leader

Barry Winn, former University of Bradford deputy v-c, criticises short-term ‘colonial’ approach of UK universities to global partnerships