Lower-grade foreign queue-jumpers a 'myth'
Overseas students beat UK peers’ tariff scores on many courses, analysis suggests

Overseas students beat UK peers’ tariff scores on many courses, analysis suggests

Robert Eaglestone extols a great historian’s insights into a great and disquieting writer

Proposed rules on designation call for ‘robust’ quality and finance checks

Essex scholar raises fears over peer review integrity

Nicola Dandridge says mixed messages on immigration aid competitor nations’ university sectors

If creativity can’t be taught, the invaluable craft of writing can, says novelist and Bath Spa professor

In the training of teachers, ministers seem determined to sideline universities with little thought for the consequences

Glass ceiling remains in place for female academics. Jack Grove reports

The XX files - Global Gender Index finds inequality on a worldwide scale.

Education academics must demonstrate their practical relevance if they wish to save their discipline, argues John Furlong
Ferdinand von Prondzynski is right in pointing out that the notion of “knowledge for knowledge’s sake” is not a useful justification for scholarly activities or universities themselves (“Spinach for...

Germany ensures degrees of highly skilled migrants are recognised. Frances Mechan-Schmidt reports

The latest round of job cuts at the University of Salford could see up to 87 professional service staff made redundant, with the institution blaming a fall in student numbers under the new system.

Times Higher Education World University Rankings editor Phil BatyPodcast Powered By PodbeanTimes Higher Education World University Rankings editor Phil Baty visits Moscow to speak with Irina...

Universities are to benefit from a reduced administrative burden in supplying information about their costs, but government pressure to give more of such data to students has met with a cool response.