Patchy ethics?
While I am pleased that Times Higher Education is reporting on the problem of “real-life” ethical issues in PhD fieldwork, I was concerned by the article’s conclusion: that universities should...
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No laughing matter
In Luke Burns’ commentary on teaching excellence, he states that even the “driest of subjects” can be made interesting (“Teaching excellence: substance, delivered with style”, Opinion, 24 February)....
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Britain’s EU membership is a win-win for higher education
The UK is an energising force on the Continent, with staff and student mobility crucial to our ability to compete internationally
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Graduate recruitment stutters as apprenticeships take off
Growth in university leaver vacancies is slowing, AGR study suggests
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Brexit research worries ‘massively exaggerated’, says Tory MP
But Owen Paterson’s claims rejected by NUS president Megan Dunn, who warns that leaving the EU would harm students
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Learning to live without PowerPoint
When did academics lose the capacity to discuss their research without slides, asks Gary Rawnsley
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Palestinian universities look to UK to boost growth
British Council study tour brings together university leaders with potential UK partners
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Academics ‘regularly lie to get research grants’
Scholars in the UK and Australia contemptuous of impact statements and often exaggerate them, study suggests
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International Women's Day - Chinese students' bizarre tributes
Banners put up across Chinese university campuses have strange take on annual event