Pharmacy recruitment may be unhealthy in high doses
Lack of enrolment caps could leave many out of work, warns student group. Elizabeth Gibney writes
Lack of enrolment caps could leave many out of work, warns student group. Elizabeth Gibney writes
Better marketing, a stronger presence within core curricula and even "Bumps and Babies" groups were among the "future strategies for university and college libraries" explored last week at a...
Faithful concertgoers prove age has not withered rock's maternal flame, Matthew Reisz hears
Business, Innovation and SkillsDisquiet in the departmental ranksLess than a third of civil servants working in the government department responsible for higher education agree that the department is...
CanadaFrowns greet fall of CivilizationThe Canadian Association of University Teachers (CAUT) has criticised a government decision to rebrand the Canadian Museum of Civilization and change its...
Minister discusses licence retraction and backs hard line according to UKBA. Chris Parr reports
The University of Texas system plans to offer degree credits for courses completed through the edX online-learning platform and charge for such courses - offering a potential new direction in the...
ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL RESEARCH COUNCILGlobal Uncertainties Leadership Fellowships• Award winner: John Wolffe• Institution: The Open University• Value: £287,682Religion, martyrdom and global...
The fate of best-laid plans: Ivor Gaber on high fees, elite casualties and the integrity of a sorely missed journalist
London Met scales back shared services project amid financial uncertainty. John Morgan reports
Details of how much money individual universities spend on research and teaching could be made public under proposals designed to create transparency in institutions' reporting of the costs of their...
Institutions with private equity links must face enhanced audits, says UCU. John Morgan writes
Universities' current charitable model of governance will prevent them from taking advantage of the higher education boom in emerging economies, David Willetts has argued.
Older academics are taking early retirement to pursue "authentic study" because of modern constraints on researchers.
Minister says cross-subsidisation of other units should be rethought. David Matthews writes