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Carlos Moedas: EU science benefit ‘goes beyond money’
EU commissioner tells THE that excellent science requires European and global collaboration
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Student mental health: friends on the front line
On University Mental Health Day, Nicola Byrom highlights peers’ supportive role
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17 books you should read before (or at) university – chosen by students
From inspiring novels to frank discussions of sexuality, these are the books students wish they had read to ease the transition to university and prepare for a new stage in their academic and...
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150 Under 50 Rankings 2016 to be launched on 6 April
Conference will examine how young institutions are rapidly rising in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings
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Clarity of purpose in the TEF and the REF
Ministers must demonstrate that assessing ‘excellence’ does more good than harm, says Dorothy Bishop
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Do widening participation schemes work? Students share their stories
What encourages students to pursue higher education? Students with a range of backgrounds explain the outreach and widening participation schemes that worked for them.
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THE podcast: 3-9 March 2016 issue review
The latest edition of Times Higher Education discussed by our editorial team
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St Andrews aims for carbon-neutral future with boiler plan
Construction on £25 million biomass boiler in nearby village aims to cut energy costs for ancient university
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Interview with Victoria Kaspi
McGill’s leading astrophysicist talks fundamental science research, academic gender imbalances and amateur dramatics as a parent
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Student accommodation: what is driving spiralling costs?
UCL rent strike has thrown the spotlight on a growing problem across the UK
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Sir Christopher Zeeman, 1925-2016
A renowned topologist who established the University of Warwick’s Mathematical Institute as a major centre has died
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Twerking session relaunches Birth Rites collection
University of Salford exhibition dedicated to the subject of childbirth is expanded
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Open University posts £7m loss as student numbers slump
Distance learning institution and owner of FutureLearn describes results as 'disappointing' but 'not entirely unexpected'
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Brexit would be ‘catastrophe’ for HE in Europe, warn Germans
UK universities’ research links would be harmed and their ‘philosophy’ lost to Continent, John Morgan is told in Berlin and Munich