We will pay too high a price for independence
The results of your survey show that a majority of Scottish academics will vote “no” in the referendum on 18 September and that an even larger proportion believe that separation will be damaging for...
The results of your survey show that a majority of Scottish academics will vote “no” in the referendum on 18 September and that an even larger proportion believe that separation will be damaging for...

Shadow chancellor Ed Balls wants to formulate funding before announcing policy

‘Rushed’ policy took no notice of ‘precedents at home or abroad’, says report

Smaller proportion of public and charity-funded research approved within target times

Current vice-chancellor to stay on until June 2015

Universities have a duty to help procrastinators improve study habits, say researchers

‘Bit of fun’ rankings grows out of practice tests on website for jobseekers

Hefce data reveals 70 per cent of department heads from arts, humanities and social science disciplines

US analysis of institution’s diverse missions can supplement ‘simplistic’ league tables focusing on research, says scholar

Iran’s attacks on institute serving the persecuted community are highlighted. Matthew Reisz writes

Isolation is part of the experience, but peer support groups and co-working can combat loneliness and quell students’ self-doubt

To Light a Candle documentary spotlights work of underground Baha’i Institute for Higher Education in face of persecution

Institutions offering women-only posts have drawn criticism…and a fair number of male applicants

UUK’s proposed hybrid scheme could result in losses of £20,000 a year
The interview with Stuart Dunlop, the director of music at the University of East Anglia (HE & Me, 4 September), contained the very encouraging suggestion from Dunlop that “it [the university...