‘Overly specialised graduates risk replacement by machines’
Warning from Nick Jennings, AI expert and new vice-provost at Imperial College London
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Sheffield hires ‘best teams for the job’, not just best individuals
Departments urged to consider their team's skills mix rather than just individual qualities
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The Long, Long Life of Trees, by Fiona Stafford
Book of the week: Fred Inglis delights in a grafting of art, lore and literature that logs our lives with natural wonders
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Bar essay mills from advertising and search engines, says QAA
Watchdog also says government should consider legislating to ban custom essay writing services
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A-level results 2016: a huge day for university admissions teams
What does clearing rush that follows A-level results mean for university admissions staff? Jenny Ventris explains
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Why I will fight to protect the opportunities I had to work and build friendships in Europe
Two months on from the referendum, Tom Cameron is still reeling from the UK's Brexit vote
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World’s top 10 universities led by women 2016
World University Rankings analysis highlights top female university leaders
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De Montfort tours Europe to limit Brexit damage
V-c says overseas students feel UK is ‘diminished country’ post-referendum
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Arts graduates less likely to think degree was good value
Results of NUS survey appear to reflect university leavers’ experience in job market
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Labour pledges to bring back student grants
Shadow minister Angela Rayner says Labour government would also restore EMA
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Plan to ‘recreate public higher education’ in cooperative university
International group plans new institution run by staff and students
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How to deal with stress over exam results
A clinical psychologist who went through Clearing herself explains how to approach exam-related stress
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Hong Kong graduates hit by lower wages and rising property costs
Compared with 20 years ago, young graduates face a much greater struggle buying flats, which some fear could stall social mobility
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US university hikes salaries to resolve ‘pay inequities’
More than three-quarters of staff who will receive pay rises are female or ethnic minorities
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World Insight: South Africa's universities on the edge
As institutions battle crippling deficits, there are hard and volatile times ahead, writes Martin Hall