New union-employer talks after UCU's marking boycott threat
Universities are set to enter new talks with sector unions, after academics threatened a marking boycott

Universities are set to enter new talks with sector unions, after academics threatened a marking boycott

The British Academy is launching a major series of free public debates examining the crucial issues of our time

Download the podcastDanny Dorling, Halford Mackinder professor of geography at the University of Oxford, in conversation with Times Higher Education books editor, Karen Shook.Professor Dorling is the...

In our second look at the NMC Horizon Report: 2014 Higher Education Edition, we cover the six “significant challenges” it identifies as impeding the adoption of technology in higher education

George Osborne has announced a programme of collaboration between leading universities in China and the UK’s Russell Group institutions.

The new Higher Education Policy Institute director has called for reform of regulatory differences between universities and private providers.

Download the podcastThe implications of a proposed marking boycott, the possibility of banks providing an alternative to student loans, and Nick Hillman’s first interview as director of the Higher...

Social scientists are of ‘lower average intelligence’ than those in natural sciences - at least at elite universities, authors argue
The article on the plight of graduate teaching assistants (“Ignored and forgotten”, Opinion, 13 February) was painfully true. I was a GTA for three years. I basically had a year when I did almost no...


Could working in a ‘team of rivals’ encourage academic creativity - and turn out better equipped graduates, too?

But estimate puts cost of Russell Group-led redesign at £10 million a year

Workforce efficiencies study is about best practice, not cuts, body says

Dame Athene Donald brands MPs’ report on women in science ‘weak’

David Willetts accused of favouring for-profit sector with board appointment