‘Sticking plaster’ inflationary fee rise ‘will buy sector time’
Leaders urged to be more ambitious in their proposals in order to secure long-term health of universities
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Talking leadership: Govindan Rangarajan on transforming health in India
Indian Institute of Science director discusses opening a new medical school and receiving the country’s largest philanthropic university gift
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Sciences Po appoints new director after leadership controversies
Diplomat Luis Vassy will lead the grande école after resignation of Mathias Vicherat amid domestic violence allegations
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More job losses planned at Sunderland with 76 roles at risk
UCU threatens strike action as university enacts second redundancy programme in less than six months
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Marine biologist Emma Johnston named Melbourne’s next v-c
Science and gender equity advocate to become first female leader of Australia’s top research institution
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Knowledge Exchange Framework: which university performed best?
Very large research-intensive institutions performed best overall, THE analysis finds
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Target 70 per cent tertiary participation, says UUK blueprint
Vision for future direction of English sector calls for fees to be indexed to inflation and an increase in teaching grants
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UUK’s blueprint for universities: key recommendations at a glance
All the key suggestions for reform as Universities UK outlines how the sector can be put back on a firm financial footing
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Are universities doing the wrong things to promote diversity?
Research suggests some widespread initiatives don’t work, and some even lead to a decrease in academic diversity. So why do they continue to be rolled out? And what should institutions try instead?...
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The EU Commission must commit to a full successor to Horizon Europe
But radical thinking is needed to make its collaborative instruments more effective and convince sceptical governments of their value, says Jan Palmowski
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Japanese students fear for safety in China after stabbing
Universities reconsider short-term programmes in China amid perceived rising hostility towards foreigners
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UK universities ‘underperforming’ on equality and diversity
Manchester Met named as top-performing institution for inclusion in new report
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Hong Kong university leaders ‘replaced with Beijing supporters’
Report finds senior faculty who disagree with Beijing lose positions of authority while those who fall in line are rewarded
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UK launches review of international education strategy
New Labour government wants an ‘effective tool in increasing the value of education exports’