Graduate employment returns to 2007-08 levels
Around two-thirds of graduates finishing university last year found jobs within six months of leaving, a slight improvement on the year before.
Around two-thirds of graduates finishing university last year found jobs within six months of leaving, a slight improvement on the year before.
The University of East London has parted company with a researcher following revelations that he was found guilty of research misconduct at two previous universities.
Seventeen English universities face having to win back at least 1,000 full-time undergraduate places as a result of the government’s proposals to create competition for top-achieving students in 2012...

...lecturers must be able to impart what they know. Craig Mahoney, head of the HEA, believes training can make any academic a more effective and inspired teacher

Treasury wonks may disagree, but Roger Luckhurst argues that his AHRC-backed study of superstition is not a waste of public money. The fears of the past inform the politics of the present, the mummy'...
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Report highlights required changes to prospectus and online statements. David Matthews reports

Aimhigher boss calls for university commitment as programme nears end. Jack Grove reports
Universities must re-engage with society about their role in 21st-century Britain as the government's White Paper has failed to visualise the future of higher education, a vice-chancellor has said.
ChinaVicious circle of debtChinese universities racked up debts totalling about £25 billion between 1999 and 2010, according to a senior official. Liu Liyun, deputy director of the research institute...
ARTS AND HUMANITIES RESEARCH COUNCILFellowship awards• Award winner: Stewart Field• Institution: Cardiff University• Value: £40,360Making sense of youth justice: a comparative study of Italy and...
Simon Marginson on an Australian seminar that considered the local implications of the 'English experiment' with humanities funding
Offa data raise fears that universities offering access bursaries will suffer, writes Simon Baker

The idea that universities are about to be plunged into crisis by the decision to open up one in four full-time undergraduate places to full competition is "daft", according to the head of the...
The European Research Council should be reorganised and given more autonomy to end the sense of a "ménage à trois" involving its governing and executive branches and the European Commission.That is...