UK’s top Erasmus institutions, 2012-13
The University of Nottingham is the UK institution with the highest number of students going abroad through the Erasmus programme, latest figures have shown
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Brexit, pursued by a scare
Leaving the EU would be a disaster for UK universities, but pro-Europe campaigners have to choose their message carefully
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University-business links see big boost
Partnerships between institutions and wider world now worth almost £4 billion
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Do new strike laws spell the end of campus picket lines?
Sweeping changes to the laws governing industrial disputes could restrict unions’ ability to call strike action, writes Jack Grove
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Jo Johnson quizzed by MPs on science investment
But universities and science minister says focus should be on outputs, not inputs
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England will not take part in OECD's 'Pisa for universities'
Doubts now raised over future of project billed as having potential to shake up hierarchy of world higher education
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Access gap between private and state school pupils widens
Eighty-five per cent of independent school leavers go into higher education, compared with 66 per cent of state school pupils
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World University Rankings blog: 500,000 reasons to be cheerful
Data will power the most comprehensive THE World University Rankings yet
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Academic takes Bristol to tribunal over ‘grant income sacking’
Alison Hayman says that she is ‘not incapable’ and her treatment was ‘unjust’
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How should we treat those taken in by predatory journals?
Dalmeet Singh Chawla considers whether unsuspecting academics should be helped by having legitimate papers republished elsewhere
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Hefcw role under scrutiny in government review
Future of Welsh sector's oversight to come under examination, education minister Huw Lewis announces
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Glyndwr plans to double undergraduate numbers and offer PhDs
Interim vice-chancellor Graham Upton reveals plan to turn around Welsh university
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News blog: Is the REF worth a quarter of a billion pounds?
£246 million is big money but it is probably much less than the hit the research budget would take if the REF did not exist, says Paul Jump