UK universities have no need to oversell their benefits to individuals or societies, but they do need to demonstrate an ability to foster both free speech and civil disagreement – while carefully...
Majority of those participating in consultative ballot say they would take part in industrial action after being offered 1.4 per cent rise by employers
Recognition of prior learning is feasible at scale if done systematically and could generate new business for universities, experts say
Union demands ‘pause’ on ‘all job cut plans’ as management says it has achieved 60 per cent of savings target
Trump transparency drive strips complex decisions of their context, scholars warn, amid fears directive will hit minority student numbers
Disappointing offers which ‘miss financial reality’ faced by UK higher education have heightened speculation that institutions will ditch proposed deals
New research highlights misconceptions about higher education, with people more positive about universities than is commonly realised
Broadening traditional conceptions of what it means to be ‘smart’ must now be part of HE’s mission, say Adelaide University’s David Lloyd and Peter H?j
Prescriptive policies ‘do not fit realities of demand’ and will prevent university system from accommodating growth, according to Andrew Norton
Australia shadow minister promises ‘nuance’ and a far less combative approach following ‘thumping election loss’
Upper house committee to ask ‘hard questions’ about governance, transparency and accountability
Avoid ‘faux’ competition and do not deny reality, analysts warn, as UK-style funding crunch looms
Six US institutions adopt online module that promises to assess civil discourse of potential students but scholars sceptical it will improve campus debate
Two universities unite to create position aimed at increasing employability of international graduates when they return to home country