Round lecture hall and recording booths: inside new Bristol campus
New £500 million development built on site once compared to a war zone gears up for autumn launch

New £500 million development built on site once compared to a war zone gears up for autumn launch

Recovery rate of research improves slightly in latest Trac figures, but remains well below historic highs

Specialist provider shuts after losing grant support, with more than 200 students impacted

University system already reliant on international students’ tuition fees now depends on visa fees as well


Country projected to lose another quarter of first-year entrants in 16 years, with international students unlikely to fill the gaps

Universities’ continued use of online exams risks undermining public confidence in degrees, argues Policy Exchange

Threatening sanctions for unauthorised AI use is having no impact on rampant student cheating. Only a ban can save critical thinking in classrooms, says Deborah Rogers

International students should be judged on their quality rather than their family ties, says immigration expert

Peter Bonfield, who has led Westminster since 2018, named chief executive of British Cycling

The man I met was kind and engaging. While the questions we asked of him were justified, that doesn’t make his death any less tragic, writes Tom Williams

Coverage that went beyond ‘legitimate’ questions of academic integrity should be investigated, says group of black leaders

Students considering selling their house to complete degrees among those helped in aftermath of disaster