Yale-NUS’ book dumping was a tiny crime against culture
A library is not a fast-fashion store. You don’t discard last season’s items because nobody wanted them, says Andrew Hui
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New Welsh regulator appoints first permanent chief executive
Medr’s chief operating officer to step up at time of financial hardship for Welsh sector
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No rerun of Teaching Excellence Framework in 2027, OfS indicates
Regulator exploring how to integrate exercise into wider quality assessments
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Kendall Square also shows ‘what not to do’, says Oxford v-c
Fairness, social justice and town planning must be part of template for innovation-led growth in UK university cities, according to Irene Tracey
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Graduate employment gap at record level in under-fire statistics
Falling employment among those who don’t have degrees drives up jobs gap but annual figures to be stopped amid questions over their quality
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Cutbacks and mergers no ‘magic bullet’ for ailing universities
Risk of ‘progressively more destructive patterns of behaviour’ as UK institutions find themselves increasingly ‘boxed in’
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Business schools ‘could exit apprenticeships’ after funding axe
Programmes at risk at a time when more employers want to train their staff at higher level, say leaders
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AI is improving our rankings, but human expertise will remain vital
Large language models are becoming a powerful complement to human judgement in the validation process for our sustainability-focused rankings, says Victor Melatti
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Impact Rankings 2025: methodology
The Times Higher Education Impact Rankings measure global universities’ success in delivering the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals. Here, we explain how we arrive at the results for the...
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Could generative AI improve the REF?
The task of reading and rating the thousands of outputs submitted to the UK’s Research Excellence Framework is notoriously Herculean. Could AI ease the burden – or would its use undermine the whole...
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Outward-facing Estonian universities ‘held back by Russia border’
Internationalisation and increased research funding could help country replicate success in primary education but neighbour’s long-running war is leaving its mark, says minister
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UK immigration policy is destabilising international academics’ careers
The effort of staying compliant with fluctuating regulations diminishes the mental space for teaching, research and building belonging, say Zahra Sharifonnasabi, Fleura Bardhi and Laetitia Mimoun
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Less than half of academics happy with work-life balance
Satisfaction with pay and benefits lags well behind other sectors but career development improving, survey finds
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Universities lucky to avoid graduate visa ‘red card’, says v-c
Activities such as marketing MRes courses to circumvent dependants ban will only prompt tougher rules, according to Adam Tickell
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