More university mergers on the cards, predicts Moody’s
Credit agency says the pace of change will quicken as governments seek cost savings

Credit agency says the pace of change will quicken as governments seek cost savings

Selling yourself can sometimes be quite difficult for academics, but as John Tregoning argues, scientific salesmanship could be vital for career progression

In the second blog from nominees for Most Innovative Teacher of the Year at the THE Awards, Luke Burns calls on lecturers to embrace technology and a sense of theatre

But universities warned to beware the predicted fall in China’s student population

Big remuneration deals for Salford’s Martin Hall and Glyndwr’s Michael Scott revealed in university accounts

Classes suspended at Pretoria and Free State following clashes over language and outsourcing

As globalisation takes a firm grip on higher education, is the French government’s new strategy working?

Student protesters at the US institution want the name of the gardens at the university changed, reports Ellen Wexler for Inside Higher Ed

Higher education must look beyond financial gain to help solve the Middle East crisis, says Zahir Irani

Director of Claro Learning has complained his firm was unfairly attacked by Margaret Hodge

A comparison of some of the fees that are charged to international students