Many universities ‘failing to address public health needs of world’s poor’
First global health research ranking suggests only five UK institutions make major investment
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Nobel laureates write to KAUST over Saudi flogging case
Academics in Saudi Arabia have been urged in an open letter signed by 18 Nobel Prize winners to condemn the public flogging of blogger Raif Badawi
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Teach medical students to be critical, says Ernst
Medical students must learn to think critically, an academic physician who became the first professor of complementary medicine has warned.
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Kent student named as Green Party HE spokesman
A student at the University of Kent has been named as the Green Party’s spokesman for higher and further education
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Bedfordshire joins Glasgow in fossil fuel commitment
The University of Bedfordshire has become the second higher education institution in the UK to commit to not investing in the fossil fuel industry
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King’s College London drops rebrand plan
Plans to rebrand itself as ‘King’s London’ have been dropped, principal has confirmed
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Carter review says universities 'key' to teacher training
But report also angers some in HE over PGCE comments
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Blog: Turning teaching-track promotions upside down
Marnie Hughes-Warrington on the case for re-thinking academic career progression
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Warnings issued over EU research budget changes
The performance of the whole European research system could be harmed if changes to EU budgets go ahead, it has been warned.
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UK now ranked fifth on HE participation, says OECD
The UK is ranked fifth among the world’s most developed nations for the number of young people with higher education, after rapid progress since 2000
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Libraries urged to do more with unique collections to help academics
Britain’s research libraries can do far more to help their “unique” collections serve the needs of scholars, their universities and communities
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Employers ‘should participate more' in HE provision
Employers should have more of a say in the design and delivery of the curriculum at universities in order to produce “work-ready” graduates
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Universities asked to provide clarity during A-level upheaval
The head of Ucas has urged universities to “move quickly” and make clear how they intend to ensure fair admissions in the light of A-level reforms
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Ed Miliband urges action on student voter registration
Labour leader also pledges to say more on HE policy ‘by time of manifesto’
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DfE body will fund teacher training students for 2015 NSS
U-turn follows Hefce pledge to underwrite inclusion