Our learned foreign friends no longer seem to be welcome here
Our new immigration rules will have to be revised if we do not want to endanger our collaborative research culture, warns Mathias Brust
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Universities must step in to reverse atrophy of A-level physics standards
Higher education bodies should reconnect with examining boards to boost scientific literacy and ensure undergraduates are better prepared, says Alan Wilson
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Let's repair the damage
The RAE's limited concept of research must be broadened to restore integrity to academic work, writes Roger Brown
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The week in higher education
- Having been commissioned by Gordon Brown to investigate threats to children online, Tanya Byron, the chancellor of Edge Hill University, may feel she can get away with a cheeky comment. Or maybe...
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Watchdog considers 'more intensive' inspection regime
QAA boss says public must be reassured about university standards, writes Rebecca Attwood
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London Met offers reassurances to s taff after v-c's sudden exit
'No threat' to the university's future, says chair of the board of governors. Rebecca Attwood reports
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Giddens trumps Marx but French thinkers triumph
Their books may not challenge J.K. Rowling's in the bestseller lists, but what they lack in appeal as a holiday read, they more than make up for in terms of scholarly interest.A list published today...
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Remark about department's absence excised from report
An official report on the strength of research in Middle Eastern and African studies has been edited to remove references to a university's failure to submit in that category in the research...
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RAE panel hurt field by labelling it 'weak'
Critics blame judgment for the possible closure of politics departments. Melanie Newman reports
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Proportion of fee income spent on bursaries and grants varies widely
Offa chief praises system while NUS seeks national scheme to end disparities. Rebecca Attwood writes
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Alarm grows as jobs to go at four more institutions
Voluntary redundancies and recruitment freezes are the order of the day. Melanie Newman reports
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Union fears for freedom as governance talks halt
Fears that academic freedom may be under threat at Scottish universities prompted an emergency motion at last week's University and College Union Scotland Congress.The motion was passed unanimously...
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ELQ rule blamed for rise in number of adult learning courses facing axe
Professional body says part-timers across the country are being hit, writes Rebecca Attwood
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Chemists up in arms over EPSRC's exclusion policy
Rules could see mass blacklisting, says letter with more than 100 signatories. Zoë Corbyn reports
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Academic medicine on the critical list, says BMA
The shortage of teaching staff in medicine is reaching critical levels, the British Medical Association has warned.