University of Salford - An ill-advised pause?
Moves to tighten the copyright laws protecting musicians may "lock away" the country's musical heritage, a conference at the University of Salford heard. The conference, held last week, was hosted by...
Moves to tighten the copyright laws protecting musicians may "lock away" the country's musical heritage, a conference at the University of Salford heard. The conference, held last week, was hosted by...
This ethereal figure is part of a summer exhibition celebrating the talent of students at the Royal College of Art.The sculpture, called Dreamcatcher, is the work of MPhil student Marilene Oliver,...
Scholars object to limits placed on their freedom to supervise external PhDs. Melanie Newman reports
The sweeping curves and reflective glass of the six-storey Marjorie and Arnold Ziff Building ensure it is a powerful presence at the main gateway to the University of Leeds.The £16 million building...
Broadsheets in broad agreement on Oxbridge excellence again this year, writes Rebecca Attwood
United StatesSurgeon in conflict-of-interest rowA US senator's campaign against alleged conflicts of interest among researchers has thrown the spotlight on a surgeon at the University of California,...

Increasing demand for university places is not being met. Phil Baty reports from Hong Kong
Dissatisfaction among PhD students is growing but there is help for institutions willing to learn how to deal with it. Zoe Corbyn reports
NATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR HEALTH RESEARCHThe NIHR's Health Technology Assessment programme produces independent research information on the effectiveness, costs and broader impact of healthcare...

Alastair Sim, Universities Scotland's new head, hopes his European experience will help safeguard his country's institutions
The University of Wales, Lampeter has named Medwin Hughes vice-chancellor, as part of plans to merge the institution with Trinity University College to create the University of Wales: Trinity Saint...
Durham University's Chris Higgins and Anthony Forster question the wisdom of limits on the number of admissions
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Ed Balls, like many MPs, is in hot water over his expenses claims. Alongside the schools secretary's controversial claim for two Remembrance Day wreaths is another disputed claim, this time for a...

Academics complain of 'bullying' tactics in battles over teaching quality. Melanie Newman writes