Universities call for nurse education funding reform
Funding for nursing and physiotherapy courses 'lowest of any subject in higher education'
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US international postgraduate applications up for 10th year running
Increase led by rise of applications from India and growing popularity of STEM subjects
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News blog: Groundhog Day for quality assurance?
In this blog, news editor Simon Baker considers whether we’ve seen it all before with Hefce’s proposals
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World University Rankings blog: Lessons from the laureates
Nobel prizewinners tell Phil Baty about their tips for success
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Warwick names Croft as vice-chancellor
Current provost to replace Sir Nigel Thrift
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Five female firsts in higher education leadership
Appointment of first black female university leader is watershed moment
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Jo Johnson commits to Teaching Excellence Framework
Excellent teaching ‘key priority’ for government
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Quality assessment that the academy can embrace
That is the promise of a sector-wide consultation about the regulatory future, argues Madeleine Atkins
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Quality assurance to face overhaul
New system to ‘put student needs at the centre’
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Baroness Amos to lead Soas
The former Cabinet minister and diplomat will be the first black woman to lead a UK university
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Women scientists selected for career advancement scheme
SUSTAIN programme includes year-long training programme
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Remove barriers to open science, says head of EU policy unit
Jean-Claude Burgelman also tells London conference of need to 'embed' the concept in society
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Researchers go potty for pee at Glastonbury
Scholars invite attendees to urinate in special toilet to harness their pee power
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Aberdeen strike action called off
Compulsory redundancies ruled out until November
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Programme highlights revealed for World Academic Summit in Melbourne
Nobel laureate among prestigious line-up