A merit-based admissions lottery and strict caps on how many private school pupils go to Russell Group universities are necessary for a more egalitarian society, argue Aaron Reeves and Sam Friedman
Junior scholars are urged to do all they can to build bridges with the people who can give them jobs and promotions. But how calculating should they be about who to approach? How should they do it?...
The UK鈥檚 austerity-fixated new government is highly unlikely to find significant extra money for universities, says Andrew McRae
As visa data backs up prediction that universities will fall short of study caps, Applyboard says there could be聽鈥榬ipple effects across the international education sector鈥
Google, LinkedIn and X warned that adverts for contract cheating services have 鈥榩roliferated鈥 despite legislative bans
Survey respondents warn of misuse of process, inadequate consultations and impact on staff left behind
Leading Finnish university will require fewer publications for article-based doctorates, as well as fewer course credits
Both sides of Australian politics need to stop treating universities as 鈥榓 political pawn鈥
Embedding digital competency into hiring and advancement decisions would help to foster innovation, report says
Marking every minor triumph inculcates a motivated mindset of appreciation for your effort and the process of scientific discovery, says Valerie Horsley
Annual聽Education at a Glance聽report says graduate employment rates聽for women and men have almost reached parity in Greece and Portugal
UK prime minister blames previous government for state of higher education sector, as his government continues to consider options for solving funding crisis
Wealthiest halls able to offer allowances worth more than twice as much as those at less moneyed outposts
High-profile or opinionated candidates may receive short shrift with 鈥楥EO in all but name鈥 Lord Vallance firmly in charge of UK science, experts predict
Graduates now keenly aware of loan scheme rules and how to avoid debt blowouts, figures suggest