A woman’s place is in the lab – even if she is pregnant
Legal action should not be required to convince universities to do more to help expectant mothers graduate without delay, says John Kaag

Legal action should not be required to convince universities to do more to help expectant mothers graduate without delay, says John Kaag

As a Brit leading HKU, Peter Mathieson had no baggage. The University of Edinburgh’s new v-c tells Ellie Bothwell about academic freedom, internationalisation and being treated to taxi drivers’ views...

Analysis reveals Asia’s top universities still have low levels of prestige outside continent

What does a university’s reputation and the ‘B-word’ (no, not Brexit) have to do with delivering higher education outcomes?

University and College Union general secretary Sally Hunt faces demands to stand down over her handling of the pensions strike

Move comes with added aim of attracting foreign branch campuses to Dubai

Sibongile Mani charged with theft after allegedly spending £49,000 of mistaken grant

Institutions themselves could create their own megajournals in response, report from European universities suggests

Scheme introduced as figures show most US colleges have seen a fall in number of international applications

Government backs report proposals to increase regional people’s participation

Creation of Ministry of Science and Higher Education seen as potential boost to Project 5-100

Reimagining the cultural heritage of higher education so that it endures for future graduates is an imperative for universities, says Dawn Freshwater

Royal Academy of Engineering drive to link advancement to good teaching could be a better way to drive up standards than the TEF

Universities whose names are bywords for quality will stand out amid market noise, writes Phil Baty

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