For-profit higher education firms received half of all spending from a US government programme that allows military servicemen and women to study while on active duty, according to figures released...
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH RESEARCHHealth Technology Assessment programme• Award winner: Emma Loveman• Institution: University of Southampton• Value: £150,850Treatments for idiopathic pulmonary...
As Feminist Review celebrates its 100th issue, Mary Evans assesses its lasting contribution to academic debate
Bruce Chapman, who pioneered Australia's income-contingent student loans, is keen to see the system applied in other spheres
Nicola Dandridge is sceptical of press reports on the boom in British students heading to the Netherlands for a university education
Our vice-chancellor has described himself as "gobsmacked" after learning from research by the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education that Universities UK is not regarded by academics as...
Although he began his career as a non-medical scientific officer at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield, Nigel Lindsey went on to become a leading advocate of innovative teaching in higher...
BPPGraham GaddesThe new chief operating officer of private higher education provider BPP has revealed that it was the opportunity to "influence the future of education on a global basis" that...
Coventry UniversityFeeder courseA master's degree course has been launched to tackle the critical issue of food security. The MSc in food security management at Coventry University will contribute to...
Peter Hill is awed by an exhibition of indigenous Australian art that combines the hypnotically beautiful with the deeply primal
UK Biobank offers treasure trove of genetic information to researchers. Paul Jump reports
He was driven to write an acclaimed debut novel in stolen hours, but lecturer, researcher and scholarly biographer Christopher Bigsby is content never to call himself a ‘real writer’
Research funders’ long-awaited “concordat” on research integrity deliberately steers clear of “heavy-handed regulation”, one of its authors has said.
There were problems with the Japanese national unified college entrance examinations this year. In these tests, held over one weekend in January, final-year high school students sat multiple-choice...
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