Money, mentors and markets
The EPSRC is using an outside fund manager to select and shape commercial proposals. Zoë Corbyn reports
The EPSRC is using an outside fund manager to select and shape commercial proposals. Zoë Corbyn reports
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH COUNCILFourteen fellows will share £5.5 million under the Global Uncertainties scheme, run by the ESRC and the Arts and Humanities Research Council. They will look at how...
As pro v-c for research at Leeds, Andrew Thompson intends to develop early-career researchers, not least for the REF
Fraser McLeay has been appointed head of the marketing, travel and tourism management subject group at Newcastle Business School, Northumbria University. Professor McLeay has previously held posts at...
The spectacular 450-tonne Infinity Bridge over the river at Stockton-on-Tees officially opens this week.Built for £15 million, it links the major North Shore waterfront development with Durham...
Top educationist says critics of undergraduates are guilty of moral panic, writes Rebecca Attwood
Rich rewards promised for top-quality teachers and researchers, writes Melanie Newman
The University of Bath is to restructure its academic departments after a cost-cutting exercise in which 19 support staff have been made redundant.An internal performance review found that academics...
Southampton Solent University plans to merge with a further education college in the city.The Southampton City College campus is ten minutes' walk from the university and lies adjacent to its halls...
Union confrontations will not help the sector achieve the financial stability that secures jobs, Bill Wakeham says
Fundraisers reap what university staff sow. Adrian Furnham explains why one alma mater will not receive a single penny from him
Universities ought to protect their lecturers by taking action against those who make unfounded allegations against them, argues Ian Greener
Patricia Lee, the wife of Simon Lee, former vice-chancellor of Leeds Met, responds to the media's slings and arrows
Almost a quarter of France's state-run universities remain crippled because of an ongoing strike by staff and students. The protests, now in their 14th week, have already gone on long enough to...

Acquisition could spark expansion of private providers, writes Melanie Newman