Universities in Northern Ireland given access to Republic’s funding scheme
Queen’s and Ulster can take part in Science Foundation Ireland’s Investigators Programme

Queen’s and Ulster can take part in Science Foundation Ireland’s Investigators Programme

Taught postgraduate courses are facing a “perfect storm” caused by drops in student numbers and a fall in institution income

The vice-chancellor of Manchester Metropolitan University is to retire at the end of the year.

Arguing the case for market forces in higher education will become harder if a university looks likely to fail, warns Emran Mian

George Osborne “must step back” from forcing cuts “that will cause such damage to universities”, the Universities UK president has warned.

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A quarter of academics are employed on teaching-only contracts, new figures show

Thousands take part despite pay threat, UCU says

Universities face “difficulties” in planning student recruitment because of a row in government on whether to scrap funding for the poorest students.

Figures show effect of £9,000 tuition fees and relaxation of student number controls

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Roger Jeffery on the difficulties of achieving equity in authorship in multinational teams

Salary shoots up for Sheffield v-c while UCU strikes over 1% pay offer

Department head Philippe Froguel insists complaints of ‘bullying’ were intended to oust him from his post