The days when international students flooded into the UK to study at its world-renowned universities may not be over, but the dynamics are rapidly changing.According to statistics published last week...
Students who are aware that their work will be checked by plagiarism-detection software are just as likely to cheat as those who are not, a study suggests.
Design subjects will be hit hardest by the closure of 16 programmes. David Matthews reports
The University of Wales Trinity Saint David has rebutted a scathing attack on its standards by a private college that used to teach its degrees.
The University College London students' union is pressing ahead with a motion of no confidence in the provost, Malcolm Grant, despite being warned by the university that the move could have a "...
Job losses expected across all faculties as London Metropolitan bids to save £7m. Jack Grove writes
Brain-scanning equipment has been shut down and research projects have stalled at laboratories across the country because of a global helium shortage.
Open access may sound death knell for costly, little-read monographs. Matthew Reisz reports
Scholars should go easy on the jokes as a bad crack can cause all sorts of problems. Jack Grove reports
Degree appealStill doctor no as court backs OIAA medical student who twice failed his final-year examinations has lost a legal battle over the decision not to award him a degree. Amandip Sandhar, a...
NUS president tells Jack Grove that taxpayers will baulk at paying shareholders for ill-judged reforms
Acquiescence to Browne policies contrasted with NHS leaders' solidarity. John Gill writes
Too many veterinary graduates forgo research to pursue a career in the clinic, finds Matthew Reisz
Simon Baker on the hoped-for impact of reforms spurred by an official review of student visa policies
ENGINEERING AND PHYSICAL SCIENCES RESEARCH COUNCIL• Award winners: Daniel Kroening, Mehrnoosh Sadrzadeh and Sonia Waharte• Institutions: Universities of Oxford and Bedfordshire• Value: £650,000New...