Continuing missions: to explore postgrad worlds
Graduates from 1994 Group members are more likely than those of any other mission group to go on to taught postgraduate study, research has found

Graduates from 1994 Group members are more likely than those of any other mission group to go on to taught postgraduate study, research has found

More than 350 people, including several academics, have signed a petition protesting against the University of Leeds鈥 treatment of an international postgraduate student

Lab audits could demonstrate integrity, 3rd World Conference on Research Integrity hears. By Elizabeth Gibney

Event on academic freedom identifies 鈥榦ne-sided far-leftist agitprop鈥
While John Furlong may have right on his side in his criticism of some aspects of recent English education policy, he is making the classic mistake of trying to persuade people that the grass is...

The gulf between the QAA benchmark on study time and the hours students put in raises questions about its judgement

Jane O鈥橤rady on how the rise of love as a central value of modern society is leading us to the brink of second humanism

Hepi/Which? uncovers huge shortfall in study time

Technology augments but cannot supersede intuition, argues Annette Karmiloff-Smith

Somewhere, in a class past or future, your nemesis awaits. John Kaag on the existential terror of a pedagogical puzzle

Russell Group member successfully appeals against full QAA review

Research facility clusters mean the benefits are too localised, say Henry Overman and Christian Helmers

Durham UniversityTed SchreckerThe new professor of global health policy at Durham University said he felt 鈥渟heer delight鈥 when offered the post. Ted Schrecker, associate professor in the department...

A leading environmental researcher and campaigner has died

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