‘Wishful thinking’ won’t save British science from Brexit
A disastrous loss of goodwill during negotiations with Brussels may mean the days of Britain’s being a net beneficiary of EU research funding are over
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Laurie Taylor – 14 September 2017
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The best cost, so mark against the best
Research shows that we need the best people to lead our organisations. That’s top researchers heading universities, outstanding doctors heading hospitals, great teachers heading schools and so on. In...
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Career advice: how to prepare students for university teaching
Pragya Agarwal explains how lecturers can support first-year students as they make the transition to the self-directed learning required at university
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‘Nuclear option’ will have a big fallout in Australian universities
The ending of Murdoch University’s agreement with its staff over employment conditions could herald a rougher ride for university staff, says Gavin Moodie
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Government suffers Commons defeat over English tuition fee rise
Ministers insist that reversal is not binding and that increase to £9,250 is unaffected
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Science and Technology Select Committee: devoid of women, devoid of legitimacy
The whole Science and Technology Committee should be disbanded, and the process of establishing it restarted, says Dame Athene Donald
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V-c pay: universities and their leaders should show some humility
Critics of vice-chancellor pay levels have a point, and universities need to acknowledge that, says Gordon McKenzie
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Higher education and research are the ‘collateral damage’ of Brexit
The UK wants membership of EU research programmes, but it is hard to see how this happening, says Simon Marginson
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Stanford and MIT lead THE arts and humanities ranking
Peking University joins the top 20 of the Times Higher Education subject table for the first time
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Recruitment agents and for-profits ‘to ride wave of nationalism’
Leading scholars warn of risks to internationalisation in populist era
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Universities told to aim for 'inclusive' internationalisation
Oxford professor urges institutions to 'build bridges within our increasingly divided societies'
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World University Rankings 2018 by subject: arts and humanities methodology
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2018 arts and humanities subject ranking includes narrower subject areas. The list of subjects used to create this ranking is: • Art, performing...