Scorned for their employability metrics and students’ experimental outputs, Britain’s art schools should be seen as seedbeds of innovation that can help graduates thrive as white-collar jobs are...
About 9,400 staff paid at least £100,000 a year across research-intensive institutions, analysis of financial accounts shows
Period of increased openness following student-led uprising could soon descend back into political polarisation following BJP landslide victory, academics say
UK-wide survey of university promotion policies reveals emphasis on PhD recruitment and completions, rather than the need for high-quality support
Near-decade of funding instability undermining sector’s capacity to deliver for the nation, representative body claims
Konstantin Novoselov to lead Constructor University in Bremen
Partnership with ETS will replace 20-year-old traditional entry exam with modular, skills-based assessment as part of bid to modernise national system
University to continue admitting students and replace leadership after financial and quality concerns threatened survival of veterinary degrees
Universities ‘should be the gathering place where the tribes come together’ in a fraying democracy, Canberra conference hears
Times Higher Education’s analysis of DOJ files reveals new links between scholars and Epstein after he was already a known sex offender
Framing this technology as a helpful ‘tool’ disguises how much it guides every element of critical thinking that academics seek to cultivate, says James Garvey
Smaller universities expected to be hardest hit by job losses in bodies supporting overseas growth
Partnerships between the higher and further education sectors currently dogged by power imbalances, critics say
Lauded bench scientist-turned-administrator Anne Kelso reflects on gender balance, ‘keeping it real’ and why she left her ‘happy place in the lab’
Interdisciplinary research hub focused on arts and humanities will shut in July amid financial sustainability issues