Higher education funding chiefs have said they will not cut grants to English universities in the wake of extra income from top-up fees, writes Anthea Lipsett. Sir Howard Newby, chief executive of...
A sharp rise in the number of applications from European Union students is shown in the first official figures for university admissions for 2006, when top-up fees are introduced. According to the...
In the past, a true cad might have ended a love affair by letter. Now, it seems, men are just as likely to do the dirty deed via text message. A study of the behaviour of young mobile phone users by...
While London universities plough cash into high-tech protection in the wake of the July attacks, there are fears the terror Bill will criminalise staff and students Security at London universities is...
While London universities plough cash into high-tech protection in the wake of the July attacks, there are fears the terror Bill will criminalise staff and students Fears that academics would be...
While London universities plough cash into high-tech protection in the wake of the July attacks, there are fears the terror Bill will criminalise staff and students Librarians and researchers could...
While London universities plough cash into high-tech protection in the wake of the July attacks, there are fears the terror Bill will criminalise staff and students Surveillance has become more...
King's College London has embarked on an aggressive recruitment and expansion campaign in clinical sciences, months after losing out on a multimillion-pound research partnership in the field, writes...
The biosciences bubble could be about to burst due to staff problems, declining student numbers and underfunded laboratories, a report warns this week. The Biosciences Federation report, which...
Two leading Scottish research universities are among the top five places in the world to work, according to an international survey of life scientists. The Scientist magazine's annual "best places to...
UK universities must pool their resources at home and abroad to offer support to academic refugees forced to flee their homelands, it was claimed this week. The Council for Assisting Refugee...
Phil Baty reports on the fourth institution to receive a 'limited confidence' rating Quality watchdogs have reported only "limited confidence" in academic standards at Luton University almost two...
Phil Baty reports on the fourth institution to receive a 'limited confidence' rating The quality watchdog's light-touch audit regime will become even lighter under proposals published for...
Phil Baty reports on the fourth institution to receive a 'limited confidence' rating Quality watchdogs have cast doubt on plans to deliver more courses through further education colleges, after...
The Times Higher examines the reactions to the international guidelines on transborder higher education When crunch ministerial talks on trade liberalisation resume in Hong Kong next month, the odds...