Fertile ground? Royal Agricultural University looks to Brexit era
Vice-chancellor explains why new degree courses will be vital for the agricultural industry after the UK leaves the EU
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What would Jane Austen say about Mr Trump?
Based on her satirical attacks on the Prince of Wales’ bravado and immaturity, the author would have plenty to say about the current US president, says Jocelyn Harris
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Howard Davies on academics and the City
Matthew Reisz considers the insights of the former LSE director who has a foothold in both the UK and France
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Studying for a part-time PhD: the challenges and the benefits
A part-time PhD? Yes, it can be done and it can be incredibly rewarding writes, Arthur Krebbers
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Less research credit equals fewer promotions for female scholars
Women are less likely to become principal investigators than equally qualified male scientists, Yale University researchers claim
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We need more quality media courses producing media-literate graduates
Quality creative graduates can bring desirable skills to any organisation including media literacy and data analysis, argues Lisette Johnston
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More hefty pay rises for Australian vice-chancellors
Average pay packages in Victoria push towards the A$1 million mark amid questions over whether spending more gets you better leadership
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Australian teaching funding freeze ‘will cost more than it saves’
Reduction in graduate numbers to hit economic growth and tax revenues, says pre-budget modelling
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Hundreds of new universities planned in Nigeria as demand soars
National Universities Commission considering applications from 292 potential private institutions
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By not giving feedback to research volunteers, we risk losing valuable partners
Providing quality feedback to members of the public who contribute to academic research will improve the researcher-public relationship and the quality of the work, says Elspeth Mathie
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A PhD’s ‘grit’ credential shouldn’t be undervalued
The doggedness required to complete a PhD is underappreciated by non-academic employers and graduates themselves, Jeremy Wolos argues
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Mortgage-scale student debt on the rise in Australia
Government says new student debt figures strengthen the case for change
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Institutional subscription growth secures major award for THE
Title named Digital Publication of the Year at the UK’s Newspaper & Magazine Awards
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International perspective: an Indian student in the UK
A three-month placement in London has taught Amity University student Ashmeet Sehgal some valuable lessons about studying abroad
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English funding review warned over ‘damaging’ differential fees
Theresa May’s call for price competition rejected by sector across the board