Most graduates ‘do not stray far from home' for first job
More than two-thirds of all graduates stay close to home for their first job, a new report reveals
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Anne Glover criticises ‘push back’ in Brussels role
The European Commission’s former chief scientific adviser has spoken out about the ‘push back’ she said she received against her role in Brussels
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Anonymise admissions, says race equality report
University admissions should be anonymised to prevent a bias against black and ethnic minority students, a thinktank has said
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Government moves in response to fears over anti-terror bill
Proposed amendment seeks to emphasise importance of freedom of speech
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Student’s comment on female professor’s clothes prompts criticism
By Colleen Flaherty, for Inside Higher Ed
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UUK attacks Labour on £6,000 fees
English vice-chancellors have warned Labour not to commit to lowering fees to £6,000, saying the policy would lead to funding cuts for universities
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Free Speech Rankings find restrictions at 80 per cent of universities
A new study has found restrictions on freedom of expression at four out of five UK universities
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Medical research impact detailed in new report
A selection of impact statements submitted by medical schools to the 2014 research excellence framework has been published in a new report
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Times Higher Education announces inaugural MENA Universities Summit
Times Higher Education has confirmed that it will host its first-ever universities summit dedicated to the development of world-class education and research in the Middle East and North Africa. The...
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Tech should not replace traditional learning, say students
In the 21st century digital age, many universities are falling over backwards in a bid to attract students through their technology offering.
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Brian Cox says science can be great leveller for society
Royal Society professor for public engagement sets out his goals for new role
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University of Birmingham curtails ties with local UCU
Move follows row over ‘shadow’ disciplinary panel set up in reaction to institution’s performance management
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MPs not impressed with university efficiency
Fewer than four out of 10 MPs think that UK universities do a good job of using their funding efficiently, according to a new poll
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Fears about further research selectivity dampened by grant letter
The government has effectively confirmed that England’s quality-related research budget will still be distributed on the basis on 3* and 4* research.
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Grant letter: funding stable, but uncertainty for next year
University funding levels will remain broadly similar next year to those announced in 2014, the government’s annual grant letter has today confirmed