U15 head predicts post-Brexit 'gold rush' for EU universities
Comments are a further sign that European institutions are gearing up to poach UK-based researchers
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Jailed Iranian academic on hunger and thirst strike
Brussels-based scholar Ahmadreza Djalali has lost 27kg while in detention in Iran
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THE podcast: Asia Universities Summit 2017
The upcoming Asia Universities Summit in South Korea discussed by the Times Higher Education team
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Dean warns academics against ‘politically charged sentiment’
Some scholars at Canadian university say comments ‘infringe on academic freedom’
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‘Eternal student’ numbers double in Greece
Economic crisis drives increase in students lingering in higher education
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‘We don’t make people angry!’ Universities ‘tame’ on International Women’s Day
Emma Gee found passion and bravery lacking at a campus IWD event
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Dropout rate for young UK students rises again
Hesa data show non-continuation rate for disadvantaged students is rising faster
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Paris university introduces scholarships for international master’s students
The University of Paris-Saclay is offering 160 scholarships for international master’s students who have demonstrated academic excellence
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Women in STEM: stories from MIT students
Women are still under-represented on STEM degree courses. Three female students at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology speak about their experiences in male-dominated subjects
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John McDonnell: scrapping fees ‘will become Labour policy’
‘It's a clear commitment and we want to deliver,’ says shadow chancellor
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Gordon Reece, 1940-2017
Bristol-based expert in real-world applications of computer systems remembered
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Interview with Chris Murray
The comics researcher discusses ‘Mickey Mouse’ degree accusations, lessons on wartime alliances and the perils of eating cheese before bedtime
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South Korean universities lead way on industry collaboration
Data spotlight universities that publish highest proportions of research output with industry
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Fast-track degrees ‘would create two-tier academy’ in England
Students and staff raise concerns about impact of more two-year degrees