Women in STEM: ‘I hope that one day the tech sector will be more diverse’
Specialist digital skills college Ada College has inspired blogger Chayann Bradford to encourage other girls to consider careers in technology
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New Austrian government to bring in university tuition fees
Concerns raised over moves to ‘mute’ students’ union and potential for far-Right figures on university boards
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New Year Honours 2018: damehood for Liverpool vice-chancellor
University of Strathclyde pollster John Curtice knighted in annual list
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Science courses and regional HE ‘hit hardest’ by Australia freeze
Certain disciplines and institutions likely to suffer from pegging of teaching funding
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The Office for Students: a new higher education regulator for England
UUK chief executive Alistair Jarvis outlines how he hopes the HE sector will work with the new OfS
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Zuma’s fees giveaway is ‘unaffordable populism’ for South Africa
Promise of free higher education for majority of nation’s youth greeted with scepticism by university sector
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Studying for an MA in a new and unusual subject
Focusing on research in video games is both exciting and uncertain, as few scholars have pursued this path before, writes Hugh Hammond
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Open access in Germany: the best DEAL is no deal
An open access deal between German authors in journals published by Elsevier could be problematic, say Alex Holcombe and Björn Brembs
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University of Warwick scraps California branch campus plan
UK institution expresses concern about regulatory constraints and ‘global political challenges’
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New hub puts scientists on front line against disease outbreaks
Imperial College London centre will aim to speed up development of vaccines
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Top universities for on-campus wi-fi revealed
Durham University has received the most positive comments for its wi-fi service out of more than 7,000 student reviews
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Two-year degrees and the biopolitics of higher education
Jana Bacevic takes a look through the history books to assess how the government’s recent announcement on two-year degrees could pan out
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Have English reforms led to universities fishing in same pool?
Latest data from Ucas suggest bulk of institutions are increasingly recruiting students with similar grade profiles