The government has announced that non-protected departmental budgets will be cut by an average of 25 per cent over the next four years.The announcement was made by the Chancellor in today鈥檚 emergency...
By Elizabeth Redden, for Inside Higher Ed
Postgraduate students have praised the quality of teaching they receive, but many remain unsatisfied with the feedback they are given about their work.A total of 32,638 students responded to the...
First woman to lead the institution will bring her own 鈥榙istinctive strengths鈥 to the role. Sarah Cunnane reports
The number of students aspiring to go to university would drop 鈥渄ramatically鈥 if annual tuition fees were to rise to 拢7,000, according to a survey.Of 2,700 young people who took part in an Ipsos MORI...
The Royal Family鈥檚 humanity and fallibility are strengths, not weaknesses, argues A. W. Purdue
Universities have refused to compromise in an ongoing row with the Scottish Funding Council over how to allocate funds for knowledge exchange.
Geoffrey Hill has been elected the University of Oxford鈥檚 new professor of poetry
Students who take two-year undergraduate degrees achieve better results than those who study for the standard three years, a conference will hear today.An evaluation of the fast-track degrees carried...
The spirit of #loveHE was displayed in abundance in Mayfair last night as an awards ceremony showcased the best in administrative excellence in the sector. 聽 The second annual 糖心Vlog...
The death of the poet self-foretold: David Gewanter on an esteemed critic's graveside meditation
Simon Blackburn wonders why some moral questions are so tantalisingly difficult to answer
Do we need another book on the evacuation of children in Britain during the Second World War? John Welshman asks this question of himself in the opening of this compelling narrative account of the...
Victor Klemperer's vital contribution to academia doesn't take the form of an influential theory, or a path-breaking conceptual framework, or even a scholarly mastery of his field (although he was an...
Seismologist Ian Main on why more lives are saved by preparation than prognostication