Career advice: who should lead on mentoring for female academics?
As a new report reveals dissatisfaction with mentorship for female researchers, Jack Grove asks where responsibility lies
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AHRC head warns of ‘challenge’ of replacing EU funding schemes
Andrew Thompson warns suitable plug for UK research funding gaps post-Brexit could take years to deliver
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Fears over impact of Australian student visa loophole
Explosion of interest from Nepal put under scrutiny
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How to participate in Times Higher Education rankings
Register to participate in next year's Sustainability Impact Ratings Seven reasons why your institution should participate in the World University Rankings The Times Higher Education World University...
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UK loans review set to dispel ‘fiscal illusions’ and hike deficit
Impending ONS student loans review to impact on chancellor’s deficit elimination goal and government’s post-18 education review
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Bradford blames ‘market-driven’ woes for £12 million deficit
University hit by declining student numbers returns multimillion-pound deficit for third year in row
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Create ‘rebuttal’ unit to counteract fake news, scientists told
Paper calls for scientific organisations to monitor platforms ‘known to spread false and misleading’ information about research and ‘respond quickly’
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This Christmas I’ll be hunting hedgefoxes
Matthew Flinders thinks this mythical mammalian hybrid could serve as a guide through a complex higher education funding landscape
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The UK government must act to save part-time higher education
Part-time education is a driver of economic growth and widening access to higher education, argues David Latchman
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Footballers’ campus billed as ‘genuine alternative’ in English HE
Principal of joint venture between ex-Manchester United players and Lancaster University discusses how he answers the question: ‘aren’t you making a lot of rich people even richer?’
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Australian universities lose financial breathing space
Sector surpluses dip below 5 per cent ‘buffer zone’ threshold
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Warning over brain drain of European AI talent to industry
Figures in Elsevier report on AI research landscape are ‘a call to action’
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UK technology body Jisc to merge with Eduserv
Tie-up with public sector provider will reduce ‘duplication of effort, time and money’
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Half of US scientists drop out of academia within five years
Study based on fields of astronomy, ecology and robotics suggests huge drop in duration of scholarly careers
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To influence political decisions, choose your approach wisely
Scientists must push an agenda that is free of ideology and celebrates scientific merit, argues Rick Wilson