Out of the blue, into the red?
The chancellor鈥檚 decision to abolish the numbers cap is laudable but, as always, the devil lurks in the detail
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Scientific voyage into mountainous seas
Data gathering can be a dangerous business, oceanographer Penny Holliday tells Paul Jump
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Whitehall farce by the student numbers
Aldwyn Cooper takes aim at the coalition鈥檚 haphazard policymaking
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Australian v-c counts costs of uncapped system
Admissions standards have fallen to balance budgets, Adelaide chief argues
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Vice-chancellors reject pay rise
Two university leaders forgo increases as tensions over staff wage offer continue
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FE to HE progression will be hit by skills rules, engineers warn
Engineering body fears impact of post-16 maths and English workload
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Firms see value of sticking to research fundamentals
Industry and funders still back blue-skies thinking, doctoral conference hears
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Campaigners decry curbs on right to protest
Academics and students unite in condemnation of 鈥榲iolent鈥 crackdown on sit-ins and demonstrations
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STEM not only source of academic-business links
Survey indicates need for fresh ways to measure engagement with industry
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UK door 鈥榦pen to all鈥 migrants, not just brightest and best
As long as applicants fulfil language, qualifications and maintenance criteria, 鈥榯hey are welcome鈥, says BIS spokeswoman
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12 December 2013
All in the mind? - Steven Rose questions 鈥榥euroeducation鈥 hype
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Split-brain scholarship
Most of us at one time or another must have encountered students who say something like, 鈥淚 haven鈥檛 done any of the reading, I bet it is rubbish anyway: in my opinion鈥︹, and then proceed to spout...
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Mandela saw education as a powerful weapon for freedom
Martin Hall considers the legacy of academic values left by South Africa鈥檚 first black president
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I鈥檒l drink to that - (almost) foolproof party spiel for scientists
Russell Foster on how to reply to the question 鈥楢nd what do you do?鈥 at Christmas cocktail parties
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Treasury loan book calculations 鈥榦mit 拢1.7 billion鈥
The Treasury鈥檚 stated plan to fund expansion in student places by the sale of loans omits 拢1.7 billion in lost repayments arising from the sell off.