When universities select by ability, nobody wins
Tim Blackman’s vision of higher education for the 21st century is one in which students of varying abilities learn successfully together
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Grant winners – 19 May 2016
A round-up of recent recipients of research council cash
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For v-cs, it’s not all about the money
The argument that v-cs will jump ship if their salary doesn’t match that of commercial comparators rings hollow
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THE podcast: 19-25 May 2016 issue review
The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by our editorial team
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The Queen’s Speech 2016: higher education sector responds
Key figures respond to the Queen’s HE announcements
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Higher Education and Research Bill announced in Queen’s Speech
Government plans to make it ‘easier’ for new universities to launch
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World insight: think beyond ‘narrow academic pursuits’ to tackle global problems
Universities should take responsibility for the betterment of society, says Michael Crow
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Research ‘under-reported’ at universities in MENA region
Academics do not always publicise their work, says senior academic administrator at Moroccan university
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More than a quarter of Chinese students want to remain in UK
Research from the University of Warwick reveals a mismatch between the aspirations and final destinations of Chinese students at UK universities
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Writing book reviews during your PhD: is honesty the best policy?
Steph Wright wonders if it is better to speak your mind or to hold your tongue