Actors urge Nottingham to save student-run theatre

Broadcaster Matthew Bannister leads star-studded group of alumni in bid to protect site that has launched dozens of careers

Declining overseas enrolments slow UK’s education export growth

Country still on track to reach international education strategy target despite dip in revenue

Colleges reflect on 250 years of American history, warts and all

Marketised model ‘clearly coming to an end’, says ex-Greens leader

Natalie Bennett insists resurgent environmental party remains committed to free tuition, and building a system where universities are no longer ‘places of fear’

Consult properly over restructures, Australian universities told

Sham and shortcut consultations frowned on, as Canberra mulls more governance reforms

Neglected ‘cash cow’ postgrads ‘need bespoke support’

‘Bad tendency to lift and shift’ undergraduate support on to postgraduate taught cohort, says leader of UK-wide study

Turkey’s reversed university closure edict: cock-up or conspiracy?

Last month’s presidential decree demanding the closure of Istanbul’s liberal Bilgi University seemed to mirror the academic purges that followed 2016’s failed coup. But then it was cancelled. What...

Hiring academics for departmental ‘fit’ is a disservice to disciplines

Recruiting whoever costs least, unsettles least and matches current operational needs most closely is self-defeating on many levels, says Peter Sutoris

Women in Research charter to boost family leave and fight bullying

Government initiative aims to dismantle ‘systemic factors that slow progression and push too many women out of research’

TPS employer contribution rate to drop below 20 per cent

Universities could save up to £900 million after years of sky-high payments 

‘Complete breakdown in cash management’ at Dundee, accounts show

Long-awaited accounts reveal leaders departed crisis-hit institution with large payouts despite presiding over period where costs grew by almost half

Buckingham appoints new v-c after leadership challenges

Cranfield deputy-vice-chancellor to become private institution’s first female leader after departure of James Tooley

London’s care leavers four times more likely to progress to HE

Regional access disparities ‘challenge the assumption that low participation is inevitable’

British medical students abroad launch legal case over NHS places

Students’ human rights breached by changes that mean those studying overseas are deprioritised for NHS training places, lawyers claim

Australia raises student and post-study work visa fees again

Temporary graduate visas up A$1,150 and most student visas up A$500 in latest surprise hikes