Teaching abroad can help earn some money and bolster the CV
Teaching abroad as a recent graduate can be an enjoyable way to earn money and gain some some new skills
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Sam Gyimah replaces Jo Johnson as universities minister
Former prisons minister takes on brief as predecessor moved to Department for Transport
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How work experience can help you get ahead at university
Italian student Sofia Quaglia explains why carrying out work experience at university is a key way to ease career concerns and enhance your employability levels
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Guidance tells vice-chancellors to justify high pay ratios
Proposed governance code will require institutions to explain why leaders’ pay is above ‘acceptable’ range of average pay multiples
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Toby Young quits Office for Students board after MPs’ debate
Controversial journalist resigns from English higher education's new regulator after his appointment was condemned in House of Commons
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Grant reviewers ‘biased’ against female scientists, study finds
Poorer performance found to be based on less positive evaluation of female principal investigators, not differences in the quality of science
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Mid-tier journals ‘risk being squeezed out by monopoly publishers’
Biggest titles’ opening of sister periodicals is taking submissions away from specialist titles, researchers warn
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Brazilian admission quotas ‘successful but not enough alone’
Comparison of national test results data shows pupils admitted to university under racial quotas graduate with the same scores on average as non-quota peers
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Cabinet reshuffle: Damian Hinds appointed UK education secretary
Former work and pensions minister replaces Justine Greening, who leaves the government
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I see an academic empire rising in China, and the West should take note
Ahead of our Asia Universities Summit, Sir Keith Burnett looks into the future for UK higher education and sees the growing importance of China
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Historians urge PhD students to look beyond academic careers
American Historical Association emphasises transferable skills and collaborative research
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Keith Burnett to retire as University of Sheffield v-c
Physicist will step down 'in coming months', once successor is appointed
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In response: do REF cycles really encourage 'poorer quality research'?
There is no evidence that the REF process encourages academics to rush out more research of a lower quality, says Steven Hill
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Brits in America: getting to grips with US politics
This month Raphaëlle dove head first into understanding American politics by taking part in the Harvard Democrat Lobby Day