A research-intensive university is stepping up its efforts to provide good customer service to students and staff. Imperial College London said its customer service academy will focus on "raising...
A sponsorship deal will see the University of Chester's name on the back of players' shirts at the Warrington Wolves rugby league football club. The arrangement strengthens existing ties between the...
A 36-hour non-stop dance competition kept 22 students and alumni on their toes as they celebrated the 40th anniversary of the University of Exeter's drama department. The event was based on dance...
A foundation degree has been launched in "workplace wellbeing". Leeds Trinity & All Saints said the course's message was that "a healthy workforce is a wealthy workforce". It was developed in...
Nobel laureate Seamus Heaney has received a lifetime achievement award at the centenary charter day celebrations for Queen's University Belfast. The former Queen's lecturer recited the centenary...
'Themed' funds will aid research on the water cycle, climate change, earth science and more. Zoe Corbyn reports
ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCILThe EPSRC has announced £250 million in funding to create 44 new doctoral training centres across the UK. They will bring researchers together to...
YolanDa Brown successfully combines management science studies and an award-winning career as a jazz musician
An academic who initiated a radical new style of induction for students and a GP who has been influential in developing family medicine education are among those whose commitment to teaching...
A Leeds sociologist says ministers just don't understand the sex industry. Olga Wojtas reports
Teaching is more than just giving information, says Dale Salwak. It's about sharing experiences to help students begin their own journeys of discovery
Senior administrators at Goldsmiths, University of London, are set to undergo psychometric testing as part of the process to select the heads of three newly merged departments.Registrar Hugh Jones...
75 per cent of South West's most deprived homes fell outside target area, writes Rebecca Attwood
Widespread mismatch of expectations uncovered by findings of 100-strong survey. John Gill reports
It may come as no surprise that the explosion in overseas student numbers has brought an element of "lost in translation" to the UK's universities.But if academics have become resigned to dealing...