Ahead of the Jisc Digital Festival next week, for which Times Higher Education is media partner, five experts predict the innovations and trends that are set to change the face of higher education...
Slowing growth in international student numbers could have “a material impact on the sector”, while a financial blow from pensions could be looming.
Several UK universities have seen the number of Indian students plummet by more than 50 per cent in recent years.
Regent’s University London has become only the second private institution to be admitted to Universities UK.
Aberystwyth University is to set up a branch campus in Mauritius and start offering degrees from September this year.
Academics vent anger over treatment of international students
Minister of state for science and universities David Willetts addresses the Critical List - an event hosted at the University of Melbourne on Friday 28 February 2014
Scottish union angry that current dispute not on agenda
By Scott Jaschik, for Inside Higher Ed
An online university established to take higher education to disadvantaged students around the world has received accreditation
Scheme to be run jointly with Higher Education Funding Council for England
Move comes as unions continue to fight below-inflation pay offer
Teaching professionals who work unpaid overtime put in an extra 12 hours a week on average – the highest of any profession, a new study claims.
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But overall net migration still shoots up following influx from EU