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The UUK president discusses fees and funding reforms

We speak to the professor of political philosophy at the University of Bayreuth. Plus the latest higher education appointments

Davina Quinlivan considers the monster as a figure of loss and sadness as the BFI begins a season of ghoulish thrills

Senate minutes reveal shocking statistics for 2011-12

Brownfield reclamation unites academics, artists and community

THE survey shows non-EU students outside India largely undeterred by coalition measures

The Prince of Wales owned up to “meddling” as he announced the launch of 20 new bursaries for students from less affluent backgrounds on television courses

Six Russell Group universities are among the 20 higher education institutions who will take part in a pilot of US-style degree classifications

Teaching complicated psychological constructs and statistical procedures to students can be a tough task at the best of times.

David Willetts has announced funding to address a “serious shortage of graduates with sufficient numeracy skills”.

The excellent prospects for British graduates in the social sciences are highlighted in a new report released today

National Union of Students has campaigned for the reinstatement of the scheme

Survey ranks universities on their reputation among employers

By Colleen Flaherty, for Inside Higher Ed

A group of students have won a major prize by using videogame technology to create a 3D 17^th-century environment from historic British Library maps.

Applications for early-deadline university courses have generally risen compared with last year, though Northern Ireland has seen a 10 per cent drop.

The English higher education sector’s budget surpluses are set to fall significantly in the financial years 2012-13 and 2013-14 before recovering.

Caltech, ranked top in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings for the past three years , has announced a new president

Staff contributions will need to increase by a third to clear a multi-billion pound deficit in the sector’s main pension fund, a new analysis says.

The University of Manchester has become the third UK university to join the US massive open online course platform Coursera.

The 1994 Group has urged the government to introduce a postgraduate loan system to combat a 12 per cent drop in student numbers over three years.

Massive open online courses: new horizon or redundancy tool? Experts fight it out

Experts discuss the development and legacy of the epochal report on its golden anniversary

The Women’s Library, based at the London School of Economics since the beginning of this year, is the UK’s leading resource for the study of women’s history and the women’s movement

The death of his father prompts Nicholas Till to consider the interconnectedness of things

Clio Barnard’s loose adaptation of Oscar Wilde’s short story sees children condemned to life on the scrapheap

But employers dismiss potential impact of one-day strike

Domino theory may explain out of favour Blairite’s appointment

The current regime can’t last for ever, says Andy Westwood

KwaZulu-Natal leader unveils controversial ‘equity index’ measuring universities’ performance on ethnicity and gender equity

Internal papers show 3 per cent decline in firm acceptances for University of Central Lancashire

Only fees subsidies can arrest alarming decline in numbers, experts warn

More than half (57 per cent) of all European research papers are written by authors with collaborators outside their institution, a study has found

Hefce figures show disparities between young people from the capital going to university compared with those from English regions

Manchester Met launches interdisciplinary Centre for Gothic Studies

Cambridge critic points to July report’s ‘bad faith’ arguments

Model is saving research from ‘scourge of irreproducibility’, says founder Moshe Pritsker

Delegation to Brazil underscores progress in UK universities’ collaborative efforts

Panagiotis Tsigaris found the online learning tool to be a positive addition to his courses

Institutions struggle as the pool of potential students shrinks

‘In beta’ UK platform advances cautiously into global Mooc marketplace

During THE podcast, universities minister points to Robbins’ example

We speak to the Glasgow School of Art’s recently appointed chair of the board of governors. Plus the latest higher education appointments

Some in the academy believe it could

Some institutions’ appeals panels deny students a chance of justice, says Daniel Sokol

David Willetts has been challenged over his assertion that university class sizes are the same as they were 50 years ago

Students taking part in a huge nationwide debate have overwhelmingly disagreed with the notion of a full ban on animal testing in research

By Colleen Flaherty, for Inside Higher Ed

The London School of Economics is “attempting to establish the facts” over the expulsion of an academic from Peking University, one of its partners.

The Office of Fair Trading is to examine England’s universities, including how they compete for students and set fees under the £9,000 regime.

UK universities have the equivalent of £2,083 per student invested in the fossil fuel industry, a new report has claimed.

David Willetts has warned of the need to expand the number of higher education places between the end of this decade and 2035 to cope with a growing young population

If the UK were to leave the European Union, the nation’s universities would be left in even greater “ideological thrall” to the US.

The extraordinary forgotten story of a university science club which put the first Arab rockets into space is the focus of a new documentary film.