Why UK higher education must prioritise digital literacy
A new Times Higher Education Consultancy report examines the state of digital literacy across the UK and its importance to employers
A new Times Higher Education Consultancy report examines the state of digital literacy across the UK and its importance to employers
There have long been calls for university curricula to adapt to the needs of a wider range of learners and outcomes. As the pandemic has shifted more learning online, will this evolution accelerate?
Cross-sectoral collaborations led by universities will be key to meeting sustainability targets in months to come
Video conferencing and giant data repositories offer a blended research model that encourages knowledge sharing anywhere in the world
Cybersecurity is a growing concern for higher education as it moves its services to the cloud, but good practices and collaboration with trusted vendors can mitigate the risks

A series of webinars for leaders in higher education.

Universities for the public good: Rebuilding economic and social development
Examine how higher education can develop strategies to build capacity, adapt to digitisation, increase strategic impact and improve public appreciation of universities’ role in progressing society. The summit will also feature the reveal of the THE Latin America University Rankings 2021.


Electronic skin that can feel touch
University of Glasgow researchers have developed a new type of synthetic skin that could lead to more affordable prosthetic limbs and robots capable of mimicking the sense of touch.

Professor Ravinder Dahiya is leading on this latest development in electronic skin
Rabies is a horrifying and deadly viral disease that kills tens of thousands of people every year in low- and middle-income countries, despite being 100 per cent preventable. Researchers at the University of Glasgow are at the forefront of research into eliminating rabies.