Deal or no deal? Britain’s universities face up to their own Brexit dilemmas
Mike Finn speaks to university leaders and trade unionists to find out what they make of the prime minister’s Brexit deal

Mike Finn speaks to university leaders and trade unionists to find out what they make of the prime minister’s Brexit deal

Tycoon’s donation is record for a US educational institution and seen as potential groundwork for 2020 presidential run

Wollongong move reflects Malaysia’s allure and hot competition back home

Robert-Jan Smits attempts to allay concerns of junior academics considering moving country because of planned publishing shift

Scholars subject to ‘threats’ and arrests in the wake of Jair Bolsonaro’s presidential victory

Universities say they must be able to supplement metrics with contextual or narrative information

Australian institution ‘playing into government’s hands’ by bankrolling stymied project

The alt-right fear that universities produce liberal, close-minded sheep is comparable to the political satire of Dr. Strangelove, says Ross Cole

Review will assess whether process behind TEF ratings are ‘fit for use’ and whether scheme is in the public interest

Leadership tensions killed off South Australian proposal ‘but it would have failed anyway’, academic says

‘Cost recovery’ levy defies logic, institutions argue

Giving students the opportunity to interact directly with business leaders can be life-changing, says Peter Viqueira

After consultation, proposals set to go to Parliamentary vote

Legal counsel describes how she was fired after pushing for investigation into misconduct at elite US institution

Cairo institution hit hard by loss of foreign students, says president