More Asian universities named as world-leading for engineering than ever before
The best universities in the world for Engineering and Technology are revealed for 2016.
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Graduates ‘more tolerant’ than others on immigrants and benefits
Going to university ‘influences outlook on life’, research for UK government suggests
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Should UK universities be doing more to produce work-ready graduates?
Ellie Bothwell explores how the country fares in the Global Employability University Ranking
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Narendra Modi visit highlights opportunities for the higher education sector
India is still a powerful education ally, says Richard Everitt
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Lukewarm support for TEF from university staff, survey shows
2016 Best University Workplace Survey responses doubt TEF’s influence on classroom practice
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Higher education providers sign up to student protection guidelines
Representative bodies sign up to new code of practice on course closure and institutional collapse
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Higher education Green Paper: fancy a game of TEF wars?
Alexis Weedon unveils a computer game for the post-Green Paper era
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White British students ‘least likely’ to go to university
Report finds poorest Chinese pupils more likely to enrol than richest white peers
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Teaching excellence framework ‘will fail’, conference hears
Panelists call on government to avoid making TEF a ‘bureaucratic exercise’
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Jo Johnson ‘described flat-cash science budget as best outcome achievable’
Comments on spending review attributed to universities minister later removed by Royal Society of Biology
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English university finances on ‘unsustainable trajectory’
Hefce warns of ‘weakening’ in finances and trend towards lower surpluses and ‘record’ borrowing
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University of Missouri president and chancellor resign following protests
Tim Wolfe and R. Bowen Loftin ousted after huge campaign
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Metrics-based mini REF ‘won’t be credible’
Green Paper recommends use of metrics, despite July report’s reservations
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Higher education Green Paper: have universities really neglected teaching?
Richard Black on the ‘lazy and self-serving argument’ that research and teaching are in competition
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Indian lecturers ‘singled out for jobs’ at UK universities, study finds
However, success of Indian academics in the UK may be under threat as a result of universities’ focus on teaching excellence