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World-leading universities run by women
Harvard University, Imperial College London and Oxford University and a handful of others are some of the few prestigious institutions run by women.
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THE podcast: 24-30 September 2015 issue review
This week's edition discussed by the Times Higher Education team
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New universities most innovative in tackling diversity and inequality in UK
A scheme promoting representation, progression and success of minority ethnic staff and students has recognised eight UK universities with a race equality award.
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Stanford beats Harvard and Oxbridge to most Nobel prizes of the 21st century
Universities in the United States take the eight top spots in a list of universities with the most Nobel prizewinners this century.
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London universities boast highest graduate employment rates
The proportion of graduates employed 12 months after completing an undergraduate degree is highest in St George's, University of London, followed by Imperial College London.
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Belfast cheapest city in the UK to study – with Oxford least affordable
Belfast, Southampton and Nottingham all score highly on the RBS Student Living Index 2015.
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English universities fall further behind carbon reduction target
London Metropolitan University leads the sector for overall decrease
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Nathan Rosenberg, 1927-2015
An economic historian who ‘almost single-handedly’ transformed our understanding of technological change has died
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Interview with John Bowers
The new principal of Brasenose College, Oxford, on widening participation and comparisons to Marvin the paranoid android
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TEF fees link is ‘daft’ and ‘stupid’, say Coventry University leaders
University’s v-c and deputy also raise concerns about teaching excellence framework’s timescale, choice of metrics and impact overseas
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Brunel scheme aims to link academics and students with the community
Reaching out offers many benefits to universities, says dean
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Videoing lectures ‘has no impact’ on attendance, says study
Queen’s University Belfast research finds that students use footage to reinforce traditional learning, not replace it
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‘Overflow’ of new research ‘erodes trust between scientists’
Peer review system ‘lacks capacity’ to deal with ‘flood’ of new papers, meaning some could be unjustly dismissed
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Corbyn wrong to apologise for Labour tuition fees, says Charles Clarke
Former Labour education secretary defends his top-up fees policy and attacks ‘unacceptable’ coalition changes, as he starts King’s College London role