The London School of Economics is to construct a multimillion-pound building as student numbers shoot up. The ?63 million New Academic Building will house four lecture theatres, 16 seminar rooms and...
The London School of Economics, King's College and University College London confirmed this week that they planned to start awarding their own degrees, raising new doubts about the future of the...
Fay Weldon, who became professor of creative writing at Brunel last year, offers her new professional colleague some personal tips on teaching. You start out rather doubtful about whether creative...
Half of the public believe that more privatisation in UK universities would damage standards and harm Britain's international reputation, according to a new poll. The poll, from YouGov and the...
Chancellor Gordon Brown this week opened a ?34.7 million student residence at St Andrews University, which managers claim to be the most environmentally friendly in the country. The David Russell...
Environmental technology specialists at Hull University will be the Humber region's co-ordinators for a major national "waste swap shop" scheme for businesses and community groups. The WhyWaste...
Academics at Derby University have discovered that Arnold Machin OBE, who designed the Queen's head image that appears on all British stamps, is an alumni of the Derby College of Art, which...
A new spin-off company in Aberdeen, B1 Medical, has been named Most Promising New Life Science Company in Scotland for its revolutionary orthopaedic inventions to aid sufferers of illnesses such as...
The picture caption that accompanied a story on the plans for a multi-campus Cumbria University ("County responds to higher calling", February 16) stated that art and design courses would be based in...
Australian academic attacked for detailing language failings of overseas students, reports Geoff Maslen. Politicians and bureaucrats have accused an Australian professor of bringing the nation's...
A new grande école is set to train the next generation of French television producers, programme-makers and digital archivists. Ina'Sup, which is to be launched this autumn by France's National...
A contract to provide universities and academic institutions with new telephone switchboards does not, at first glance, seem to offer much scope for corruption. But such a contract was at the heart...
A musician who produced a CD of songs to help US students prepare for their SAT exams wants to use his form of "edutainment" in other areas of learning. Michael Moshan and David Mendelsohn wrote 13...
Jewish historian pulls book that claims Jews killed Christians for ritual purposes. Helena Flusfeder reports The outrage in Israel over a book in which a history professor reportedly claims that...
The European Commission plans to sue Austria over the country's quota system for university places. In January, the Commission took action against Austria over its system of restricting placements...