Technology firms back Tokyo’s quantum leap with $100m funding
Massive grant ‘could appear small’ in future, says scholar, as field enjoys influx of industry money
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OfS reports institutions to Trading Standards over consumer law
English sector regulator in touch with agency that tracks down ‘rogue traders’ over consumer protections for students
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Ucas personal statements ‘read in two minutes’ by university staff
Hepi report says reforms already announced by Ucas must go further
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Industry-university links are key to fulfilling India’s vast potential
It is widely accepted that Indian curricula need to become more relevant. Links with the business community are key, says Amarjit Singh
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FutureLearn appoints Ian Howell as new managing director
Online education firm had vacancy at top since departure of chief executive Andy Hancock in March
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US faculty pay sags against inflation
Academics on receiving end of 7.5 per cent over three years in what AAUP cites as key driver of ongoing labour unrest
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Southampton to lead £31 million ethical AI research project
Research on responsible AI will seek to inform national policy and regulation, says UKRI
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‘This might tank my career’: Pruitt accuser on whistleblowing
After three years of retractions and investigations, Kate Laskowski reflects on her role in exposing her co-author’s research misconduct
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Reset research engagement with vulnerable groups, study urges
Training survivors of domestic abuse to become researchers could provide blueprint for public engagement, says King’s academic
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Ex-minister ‘paid NZ$1 million’ by university on ‘hunger rations’
‘Staff have been doing more with less, while money is thrown at a political consultant,’ union fumes
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Rocky Tuan: Hong Kong sits ‘enviably’ between China and the world
Hong Kong has ‘a special convening power’ that could attract partners from China and the Middle East, CUHK’s v-c tells Tiya Thomas-Alexander
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PhD students need better advice about non-academic career options
Tracking doctoral alumni in other sectors would inform departments about what their specific training allows graduates to do, says Patrick Walsh
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Two university students killed in Nottingham attacks
Statement says university staff ‘shocked and devastated’ by news
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History departments face ‘unprecedented turbulence’ in UK sector
Society issues warning as British Academy expresses concern about future of English degrees
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Pretoria vice-chancellor announces sudden resignation
Departure of Tawana Kupe adds to turmoil at top level of South African sector