THE podcast: 10 October 2013 issue review
Listen to the podcastThe growing number of courses offered in English by European universities, our weekly books section, essay mills, and the inaugural Times Higher Education World Academic Summit...
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Essay mills: university course work to order
David Matthews investigates the scale and threat of the custom essay industry
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Euro rivals adopt English in fight for overseas students
Offerings of master’s courses in English tempt students away from UK, study suggests
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Headhunter foresees more captains from industry
Former Tory minister Baroness Bottomley questions need for academic leadership
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Doing Research That Matters: Shaping the Future of Management, by Marco Busi
Focusing on top scholars’ practices gives an incomplete picture, says Huw Morris
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Churchill’s Bomb: A Hidden History of Science, War and Politics, by Graham Farmelo
A. W. Purdue on the leader who saw the nuclear future but let it slip
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Want to learn? Let me walk you through it
Douglas Anderson on the results of his active approach to pedagogy
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Inside Out Festival 2013 turns academics loose
Celebrating the nobility of failure
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Q&A with Marina Warner
We speak to the chair of judges for the Man Booker International Prize 2015. Plus the latest higher education appointments
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Campus round-up - 10 October 2013
Look back in AngliaThe University of East Anglia marked its 50th anniversary celebrations with a festival that featured Norfolk’s first firework volcano - a 5m replica of Indonesia’s Mount Merapi. A...
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10 October 2013
Cash for answers - What do ghostwritten essays cost the academy?
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Odds and quads - 10 October 2013
On 13 November 1967, Newcastle University became the first and only British university to give Martin Luther King an honorary degree during his lifetime
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THE Scholarly Web - 10 October 2013
Weekly transmissions from the blogosphere
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News in brief - 10 October 2013
Open accessSpoof, where is thy sting?The journal Science has said the acceptance for publication of a spoof scientific paper by a large proportion of open-access journals in a “sting operation” had...
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News in brief - 10 October 2013
China/JapanScholar held after Shanghai returnA Chinese academic living in Japan has been detained by his government since July, according to fellow Chinese academics and a Japanese newspaper. Chinese...