Warning against ‘politicised appointments’ as key OfS roles open
New chair and ministers have scope to reshape regulator, as leadership and board roles potentially open up at politically fraught time

New chair and ministers have scope to reshape regulator, as leadership and board roles potentially open up at politically fraught time

The opportunity exists to reimagine the UK’s post-18 education system in a way that will improve society as well as the economy, says Susan Lea

Ma Huaide says subject ratings should aim for goals beyond 'ranking games' or 'bibliometrics worship'

Attempt to find software flaws points up need for researchers to see beyond code to the people affected, academics say

Downgrading doctoral candidates to a master’s track raises questions about admissions and supervision standards, says Zhang Ruomei

Inspiring stories from alumni of the Scholar Rescue Fund reveal how they have enriched both host and home academic communities

Faculty must draw on abilities they have developed in the classroom to steer administrators in the right direction, says Karen Spierling

‘It is important that we clearly stand by scientists’ says Armin Laschet, as Germany gears up for September election

Speakers at Huawei-backed event to include Anton Muscatelli and Jo Johnson

Decision will impact other tools that relied on Microsoft’s database and raises questions about relying on private firms, critics say

China could optimise its subject classification by learning the global practice of broad subject grouping, Lyu Mingxia writes

Public universities could be ‘hit beyond repair’ in fallout from pandemic catastrophe, experts warn

Service for local companies grabs spotlight as potential aid to competitiveness

New alliance of Leeds, Manchester and Sheffield will put them on more equal footing with golden triangle institutions when seeking investment for start-ups, says adviser

New campus to be set up with industry-friendly ‘hubs’, not faculties