The latest threat to UK modern languages is yet another faux pas
Nottingham and Leicester are taking a swing at language departments. But those proposing closures have taken their eye off the ball, say four linguists
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Times Higher Education Awards 2025: winners announced
Teesside University and Steve Smith win top prizes as ‘Oscars of higher education’ is held in Scotland for first time
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Northumbria staff threaten to strike over plan to switch pensions
Industrial action also planned at University of Derby as rows over employment conditions deepen
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Graduate employment focus could ‘skew’ skills policy, warns v-c
Wider range of graduate outcomes must be considered over longer time horizon, say panellists at THE event
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Research funding ‘prioritised over money for widening access’
University leaders should advocate for grants to be diverted to early years education to reduce later attainment gaps, conference hears
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New OfS strategy signals more hands-on approach to financial risk
Regulator indicates it will act when financial pressures impact student choice and ‘supply of critical skills’
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Wave of local strikes as ‘divisive’ ballot enters final straight
Tension within union over whether pay dispute is a distraction, or helpful in galvanising branches trying to halt job cuts
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Interdisciplinary Science Rankings 2026: methodology
The Interdisciplinary Science Rankings measure global universities’ contributions and commitment to interdisciplinary science. Here, we explain how we arrived at the results
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Australians-only rule ‘a de facto ban’ on new providers
Proposed integrity bill risks making it almost impossible for new entrants to launch, starving sector of innovation, experts warn
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Mosa Moshabela: fireproofing African research amid US conflagration
Africa’s flagship university may have escaped the arson that has blighted some South African campuses but its research prowess could have gone up in smoke earlier this year when Donald Trump began...
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Every student must study both STEM and the arts and humanities
Wider talent creation will better serve both businesses and graduates as the tech revolution drives rapid economic change, says Hanifa Shah
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‘Strained’ clinical placements need ‘fundamental rethink’
Lack of supervisors and ‘uneven’ quality ‘deterring’ students, paper says, arguing that radical overhaul is needed
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‘Hyperprolific authors’ omitted from highly cited researcher list
Chinese researchers worst affected as hundreds excluded from influential ranking because of ‘extreme’ level of authorship
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International fee levy ‘likely’ in Scotland after 2026 election
‘Clever’ linkage to maintenance grants could encourage Scottish policymakers to adopt Westminster proposal, conference hears