Europe

Applicants with places to study in UK for coming academic year tell THE that government promise to evacuate them ‘changes everything’

Prospective future prime minister ‘very engaged’ with sector challenges, according to Manchester leaders who have worked with him

Neuroscientist-turned-policy-wonk Laura Ryan says the voice of researcher is often lost in debates over how AI-led ways of working can drive innovation

Law professor will deliver talk on gender identity and sex next term after disruption forced abandonment of previous event

Russell Group and German U15 urge EU leaders to ensure the next research framework is open to all ‘trusted partners’

Newly revised outcomes data show men who studied philosophy and history earned less than non-graduates with similar GCSE grades

Ministers moot new rules for student finance as government continues crackdown on ‘low-quality’ courses

New IFS research suggests going to university is still financially worthwhile for most – but a quarter see negative return

‘Pronounced penalties’ for those early-career staff with children may explain why PhDs postpone becoming a parent, finds study

University’s healthcare programmes investigated for a second time in three years by regulator

Labour’s post-16 agency is often tasked by ministers with detailed analysis. But nearly two years on from the fanfare around its announcement, universities remain unclear why they should engage with a body that has no clear role in forming or implementing policy. Helen Packer reports  

Thought of being in a room with large group of ‘strangers’ putting learners off, admissions service leader says