Top universities grew intake by 8 per cent after grading shift
Ucas says disadvantaged students were among those who benefitted but warns of tougher challenges ahead
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Covid’s forced review of teaching practice has taught me a lesson
Pandemic or no pandemic, academics should try to find time for regular rethinking of their curricula and methods, says Jessica Johnson
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One in five students testing positive ‘has no Covid main symptoms’
Early data from University of Bristol survey suggest asymptomatic testing will be crucial in understanding spread among students
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Imperial staff call for president’s resignation over bullying
Union branch say allowing president and chief financial officer to stay sends a ‘terrible message to staff’
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Chinese education agents opt for UK over Australia post-Covid
Virus management earns no brownie points for Antipodean education, with UK ranked higher even on safety
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THE confirms acquisition of The Knowledge Partnership
Higher education consultancy to continue operating independently under its own name
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Will Biden’s turn as a professor pay off for higher education?
Penn and its students reap benefits, but hiring may have widened broader inequalities in academia
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Dozens of Turkey’s pro-Erdoğan rectors have no research record
More than 50 rectors with no international publications continuously tweet pro-government messages, reflecting country’s waning academic freedom
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South African v-cs fear financial turmoil as fees debate returns
Shift to online learning has thwarted potential for student demonstrations, but unrest may return next academic year
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Quality assurance agencies need to reinvent themselves
Two decades of Bologna-driven programme accreditation has proved that universities can be trusted to assure their quality, says Michèle Wera
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Imperial College London’s Alice Gast ‘very sorry’ for bullying
Accusations led to disciplinary hearings for both president and chief financial officer
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British-Iranian gender expert jailed for nine years in Iran
UK-educated scholar is outspoken about the unjust treatment of girls and women