How zero-hours won the world
When employers were freed go global, workers worldwide wobbled, says Ursula Huws
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Why exam results should be getting better all the time
Yearly improvements are an inevitable by-product of social progress, says Gary Thomas
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The Vagina: A Literary and Cultural History, by Emma L. E. Rees
Shahidha Bari welcomes a thoughtful look at ordinary anatomy and extraordinary anxiety
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Cardiff dean Paul Morgan resigns after restructure
Dean of medical school who was cleared of misconduct quits after restructure
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Plain sailing: the scholars who lecture on ocean liners
Academic experts who can also entertain enjoy the high life on the high seas
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Save your work – give software engineers a career track
Academy risks research future by failing to give credit where it’s due
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THE Best University Workplace Survey: staff unheard?
Early results show 40% of respondents feel ignored
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Clearing students ‘more dissatisfied’, survey suggests
Students who apply to university after receiving their A-level results are almost twice as likely to be dissatisfied with their course, a survey says.
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Pearson links up with Ashridge
Pearson College, the institution owned by the education giant Pearson, is to offer business degrees validated by Ashridge Business School.
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Moocs on FutureLearn to be revealed next month
The first courses on the UK’s first massive open online course platform Futurelearn will be unveiled in mid-September, it has been announced.
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Australia ‘most expensive' for overseas students
Australia is the most expensive place in the world to study for international students, followed by the United States and the UK, says new research.
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14 essential PhD questions answered
Welcome to the Times Higher Education PhD surgery with Tara Brabazon, professor of education at Charles Sturt University, Australia.