The Qing imperial government categorised the Taiping conflict of 1851-64 as a mere rebellion but, as Stephen Platt points out in this lucid and gripping account, in fact it was a major civil war, one...
Funding council chief says managed sector suits Wales' size and aims. David Matthews writes
In a new globalised academy, scholars still want to rub along together, Matthew Reisz hears in Berlin
Postgraduate studyShame about the face timeNine out of 10 taught postgraduate students are happy with their course - but they are less satisfied with levels of contact time, new research shows....
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'Let's get real' is v-c's vigorous rejoinder to sector experts' worst-case scenarios
Visa compliance problems similar to those discovered at London Metropolitan University can be found at many other UK universities, a former Home Office director has said.
The government has announced plans to fund a £30 million overhaul of the UK's higher education computing network, JANET.
Scholar details diffidence in research development staff's use of social media. Elizabeth Gibney writes
Rise in number of university offshoots raises questions about oversight and status. John Morgan reports
Les Ebdon discusses context, excellence and life-transforming opportunities with John Morgan
Income from higher tuition fees will flow into universities' expanding marketing departments and budget surpluses rather than efforts to improve the student experience, a round-table discussion on...
Doctoral student told to 'completely rewrite' PhD takes sense of injustice to OIA
In education as in nature, feedback should lead to change, says David Boud - and courses must be reshaped to allow it
The UKBA's revocation of London Met's licence to accept non-EU students is detrimental to our global reputation, says Eric Thomas