Cambridge response to Facebook data scandal ‘inadequate’
University has distanced itself from controversial researcher, but critic argues that it has failed to live up to own ethics code
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Hundreds of external examiners resign in UK pensions dispute
More than 600 academics record resignation in online document
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Repeating a year of schooling ‘boosts university prospects’
US-Australian study finds that older students in classes have a better chance of entering higher education
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Fee rises for overseas students ‘can’t be pushed much further’
Hefce report shows English universities have been charging more as recruitment stalls
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University of Liverpool set to axe 220 academic jobs
Union ‘unconvinced’ making redundancies will help institution achieve aim of improving research and teaching
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Tie funding to tackling racial inequality, says professor
Uptake of Race Equality Charter in UK higher education ‘hugely disappointing’, says Kalwant Bhopal
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THE podcast: Student Experience Survey 2018
Members of the THE editorial team analyse the results of the Student Experience Survey 2018.
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The PhD badly needs a doctor
Professional doctorates offer a more useful, less stressful but no less rigorous alternative to the moribund PhD, says Richard Willis
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Steve Redhead, 1952-2018
Tributes paid to scholar of popular culture who was dubbed ‘Professor Rave’
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Interview with Henry Snaith
The Oxford physicist on his appreciation for nature, renewable energies and the importance of not being afraid to fail
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Scientists team up with BBC to model spread of ‘pandemic’
Contagion!, set to be broadcast on 22 March, estimates a death toll of 890,000 from an outbreak of a Spanish flu-type virus
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Oxford academics launch world’s first ‘blockchain university’
Woolf University aims to charge $57,600 (£41,462) for its first degrees
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Student Experience Survey 2018: welfare concerns hit satisfaction
Long-term trends data raise questions about whether fees are creating new pressures for students that some universities are struggling to address