Europe

Purpose-built student accommodation is expanding rapidly as major cities try to attract more international students without exacerbating housing crises

Office for Students urged to investigate wider sector issues after star sociology professor accused of plagiarism

Force say actions of officer had the potential to ‘frustrate legitimate journalism’

Provider allowed to continue teaching existing overseas students for ‘short period’ but some may need to transfer or consider leaving the country

Country could miss goal of ensuring 18 per cent of new entrants come from most deprived backgrounds despite recent progress, report warns

Proposed approval regime would require partnerships to justify educational need and be subject to ‘enforceable limits’

Labour, Conservative, Lib Dem and Green politicians urge new chancellor to make system more ‘supportive of aspiration’

My investigation into alleged plagiarism was undertaken seriously – journalistic enquiries should not be a matter for Scotland Yard, writes THE reporter Jack Grove

Star sociology professor quits amid allegations of plagiarism and academic misconduct

Governing body terminates contract amid ongoing police investigation into financial irregularities

Updated guidance reflects European Convention on Human Rights, which could make it easier for universities to restrict extreme views

Restrictions on events and teaching materials across Europe amount to ‘criminalisation of intellectual debate’, find Middle East experts