UHI's Gaelic-language strategy sets standard
Degrees in subjects from music to media studies will be taught in Gaelic by a Scottish institution in a move that others in the sector are being encouraged to follow.The UHI Millennium Institute will...
Search
-
-
Overseas briefing
United StatesIllinois trustees told to resignA panel investigating admission irregularities at the University of Illinois has recommended that all its trustees should submit their resignations and...
-
US is poised to stop worrying and embrace overseas agents
World's largest offshore recruiter may cast off doubts as market hots up, writes Phil Baty
-
Danger, danger
Noel Sharkey warns that robots do not possess the necessary discriminatory skills to be used as killers by the military
-
Appointments
William Wakeham, vice-chancellor of the University of Southampton, has been appointed chair of the South East Physics Network, an association of six university physics departments: the universities...
-
Make parity a priority
With the right will and effort, teaching can become the equal of research in promotion terms, says Paul Ramsden
-
Short-term goals will damage our long-term health and strength
Universities can do more for economic recovery if they're not hemmed in by the need to deliver quick political fixes, argues David Chiddick
-
The week in higher education
Weighing in at 80,000 words, the first PhD in text messaging was longer than the 160 characters of a standard SMS. The doctorate was completed by Caroline Tagg, who spent three and a half years...
-
Change or perish, institutions told
Analysis by Grant Thornton says adopting business model is key to survival. Hannah Fearn reports
-
Oh sugar: 'you're fired' remark at Imperial results in resignation
It is every manager's nightmare: a carefully worded letter on redundancies wrecked by an unexpected reference to Alan Sugar's famous catchphrase: "You're fired."The cock-up at Imperial College London...
-
Reduced grants a possibility
Low inflation leads councils to consider reclaiming money from existing grants. Zoë Corbyn reports
-
Funder's errors do not excuse London Met, audit finds
Hefce made mistakes, but blame for data cock-up lies with university. Melanie Newman reports
-
SFC refuses to relax over-recruitment rules
Universities north of the border are calling on the Scottish Funding Council (SFC) to relax its rules on over-recruitment following an early "spike" in acceptances after the publication of the...
-
Overall satisfaction falls, but small places win big smiles
Courtauld Institute tops THE rankings, with London Metropolitan bottom. Hannah Fearn writes
-
'No student has ever been unfairly graded by me'
Professor accused of failing to rigorously mark exam papers speaks out. Melanie Newman reports