Digital enrolments have grown over 400 per cent in the past decade, but segment will not serve everyone priced out of in-person study, experts say, with hinted regulation unlikely to hike quality...
Analysis of university employment since Dawkins ‘massification’ raises questions over where the staff will come from this time around
British Academy also reports awarding cash to researchers from a wider range of institutions
Report by London Economics finds sector supports more than 750,000 jobs across country
Truncated undergraduate degrees require between 90 and 94 credit hours instead of the standard 120
Institutions face multimillion-pound repair bills and months of disruption as estates departments digest impact of new government warnings over Raac
Affordable AI-powered writing software offers some hope to scholars unfairly criticised for their imperfect English, but more radical change is required, says Natalia Kucirkova
Country tumbles from second to fifth in winners’ table as dithering over Horizon Europe association continues
Student numbers at all-time high after nine record months of visa grants
People were remotely studying for higher degrees long before Covid, researchers say, and universities should pay them more attention
Government initiative may require change in mindset for institutions ‘historically resistant’ to international activities, scholars say
While inclusivity efforts have focused on boosting admissions from under-represented groups, targets could also be achieved by adjusting overall enrolments downwards
Regulator must go beyond enforcing new legislation and offer universities guidance on practical approaches to ensuring diverse views are heard on campuses, academics conclude
Major annual survey shows quality of remote teaching improving but enthusiasm for hybrid options cools
As university libraries invest heavily in digital resources, Caroline Ball explains why physical books are still vital for research, teaching and the preservation of knowledge