Hefce offers cash to promote back-office tie-ups
Sector yet to take full advantage of VAT exemption for ‘cost-sharing groups’
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Make your marque worldwide
Jim Northover considers whether the next global “mega-brand” could be a UK university
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Q&A with Matthew Braham
We speak to the professor of political philosophy at the University of Bayreuth. Plus the latest higher education appointments
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Heriot-Watt’s Dubai branch suffered high levels of cheating
Senate minutes reveal shocking statistics for 2011-12
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Overseas applications hold up despite visa crackdown
THE survey shows non-EU students outside India largely undeterred by coalition measures
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What might come of the OFT’s call for data?
Cosmo Graham considers the possible outcomes
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31 October 2013
To every season, turn - Lynne Segal on ageing, activism and life as a ‘sexual warrior’
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THE Scholarly Web - 31 October 2013
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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Douglas Lowry, 1951-2013
A composer and conductor who played a major role in American musical education has died
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Campus round-up - 31 October 2013
Source: AlamyTackling a sport’s hidden lossesAmerican football players may struggle to plan and organise their lives in later life after suffering brain abnormalities caused by head injuries. Brain...
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Grant winners - 31 October 2013
Leverhulme TrustResearch Project GrantsSocial sciencesAward winner: David Simon CowanInstitution: University of BristolValue: £71,686Shared ownership: crisis momentsAward winner: Carolyn...
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Odds and quads - 31 October 2013
These gorgeous fabric samples are taken from a scrapbook that was once used by students at Bradford Technical College and is now held in the Special Collections of the University of Bradford
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G-spot no longer blind
Steve Fuller urges us to judge the continued viability of proposals from the Robbins report in terms of the best exploitation of “human capital - or talent” (“Intellectual fruit of neoliberal seedbed...
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Emperor's new Mooc
I find the renewed hype about online courses depressing: we’ve been here before. In his 2003 book The Flickering Mind, US journalist Todd Oppenheimer considers such courses to be less effective than...
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Partners in pedagogy
I read with interest John Colley’s recent article “It’s got to be good” (Opinion, 10 October). While raising important issues, he misses the point on a number of levels.First, he falls into the...