Course corrections for a revolutionary age
An ‘unconference’ inspires Kevin Fong to rethink his lecture material
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My new academic year: day one
Emma Rees offers a time-sensitive account of the start of term
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World University Rankings 2013-2014 video: results
The Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2013-2014, powered by Thomson Reuters, are now available
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THE podcast: World University Rankings 2013-2014
Download the podcastView the THE World University Rankings 2013-2014 top 400The Times Higher Education World University Rankings are the only global university performance tables to judge world class...
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Imperial translation unit moves to UCL
Imperial College London has moved its Translation Studies Unit to University College London.
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Auckland, Liverpool and Newcastle join FutureLearn
Three more universities - two from England and one from New Zealand - have signed up to FutureLearn, the UK’s massive open online course provider.
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Oxbridge admissions defended by youth mentor
A youth mentor has defended Oxbridge against charges of racial bias in admissions, earning a standing ovation at the Conservative Party conference.
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ULU vice-president arrested at university party
A students’ union vice-president was arrested after objecting to the conduct of police officers searching for drugs at a university party.
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Business schools were ‘used as a cash cow’, says Willetts
Universities were guilty in the past of “extracting money” from business school students without giving them good quality teaching.
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Vince Cable’s UUK speech
Lib Dem Business Secretary on immigration, fees and Willetts’ future
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Manchester Met v-c hits back on graduate employment
A vice-chancellor has declared he is “fed up with employers telling us our students are not employment ready”.
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World University Rankings 2012-13 methodology
The essential elements in our world-leading formula Underpinning the World University Rankings is a sophisticated exercise in information-gathering and analysis: here we detail the criteria used...
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David Willetts' PPS 'admits defeat' on net migration change
An MP close to David Willetts has admitted defeat on hopes to withdraw students from net migration figures in the near future.
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Three years after Browne: two outstanding questions
Emran Mian on the questions that bothered him while working on the Browne Review, and which bother him still