Pearson links up with Ashridge
Pearson College, the institution owned by the education giant Pearson, is to offer business degrees validated by Ashridge Business School.
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Moocs on FutureLearn to be revealed next month
The first courses on the UK’s first massive open online course platform Futurelearn will be unveiled in mid-September, it has been announced.
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Australia ‘most expensive' for overseas students
Australia is the most expensive place in the world to study for international students, followed by the United States and the UK, says new research.
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14 essential PhD questions answered
Welcome to the Times Higher Education PhD surgery with Tara Brabazon, professor of education at Charles Sturt University, Australia.
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Catapult network set to expand
The Catapult network of technology and innovation centres will see a “significant expansion”, the government has announced.
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National Student Survey topped by Bath
Undergraduates at the University of Bath are the most satisfied students in the UK, according to the latest National Student Survey.
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University college status for ifs School of Finance
The private, not-for-profit ifs School of Finance has been granted university college status by the government.
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THE and TES podcast: A-level results and clearing 2013
Download the podcastA-level results day 2013 and the period of clearing that follows are up for discussion in this joint podcast from Times Higher Education and TES. Chris Parr is joined by reporters...
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Plagiarism warning for private colleges
Many private colleges are failing to take action to catch cheating by students, according to a Quality Assurance Agency review.
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East Asia leads the world in business funding
Academics at leading South Korean universities are the world’s best at attracting funding from business, a new study says.
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Reasoned debate on faith's policy impact
The University of Bristol has launched an online forum, Public Spirit, to foster debate on the many key areas where faith impacts on public policy.
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Foreign universities try to tempt UK students
Overseas universities are hoping to snap up UK students left without a university place on A-level results day.