The British Council is to offer more scholarships for UK students to study in China amid concern from businesses that graduates lack the experience to work with the rising economic giant.The council’...
Personalised assessments and more emphasis on exams could help cut out plagiarism, argues associate dean Mark Ridolfo
Lecturers’ union agrees to trim national committee but not on scale called for by general secretary Sally Hunt
Convention for Higher Education’s rallying cry against coalition’s university reforms
Digital collection of 5 million pages aims to ‘open window’ on to India’s recent past
This wall forms part of the third and last Merzbau (or sculptural installation), constructed by the celebrated collagist Kurt Schwitters in his Lake District barn. It is now on permanent display in...
Hesa data show just one in 10 at the grade is female at some institutions. Jack Grove reports
IPPR report implies that party’s £6,000 fees policy may prove unworkable. John Morgan reports
Michael Gove is an ideologue whose attacks on the academy are a smokescreen for the damage caused by his radical policies, argues Martin McQuillan
Psychology lecturer picks up gong for her work on sex and relationship advice
Diverse university models and academic freedom are key to resilience, participants hear
Anthropologist gets her hands dirty with Big Apple’s sanitation workers
House of Lords event hears how council and the scholars it has saved have enriched the UK
They wanted to believe, and so they believed. That seems to be the consensus among critics of the policy called austerity, including the anti-austerian, Nobel prize-winning economists Joseph Stiglitz...
Woolwich murder reignites debate over university radicalisation