A new centre has brought together scholars of the Balkans. The Centre for the Study of the Balkans at Goldsmiths, University of London, was formally inaugurated on 24 November. It brings together...
A one-year graduate diploma in criminal investigation has been launched by the University of Chester in conjunction with Cheshire Constabulary. The first cohort of 15 police officers was welcomed on...
A university is celebrating its 10-millionth download on iTunesU. The Open University put its first piece of free educational content on the website in June 2008: now, an average of 375,000 downloads...
The Business School at the University of Leeds has appointed a team of social-media experts to raise its profile and encourage students of the highest calibre to apply. Leeds has signed a contract...
Letters penned by a former prime minister and the wife of a late US president have received their first public airing at the University of Cambridge. The correspondence between Margaret Thatcher and...
A department that created a device to ease a painful multiple sclerosis symptom and a knowledge-transfer "champion" have won awards for Coventry University. Coventry won two of the four categories at...
Researchers at the University of Hull have hypnotised university students and studied their brain activity to see if the effect is real. The research, published this week in the Consciousness and...
The Robert Gordon University in Aberdeen has launched its Centre for Understanding Sustainability in Practice, which will educate people to embrace sustainable behaviour in their daily lives. Its...
This is the box used by Sir Patrick Manson, the pioneering Scottish parasitologist, to bring infected mosquitoes to London from Rome in 1901.Those that survived the journey were allowed to feed on...
Conference considers how to close the gap between scholars and policymakers. Matthew Reisz reports
Oxford course aims to put entrepreneurs in the senior common room. Hannah Fearn reports
Post-1992s scrap courses as students avoid 'non-vocational' subject. Hannah Fearn reports
The University of East Anglia is marketing itself as an alternative to boarding school for high-flying A-level students hoping to study at the university of Oxford or Cambridge.In a potentially...
Demonstrating the university's value to Scotland will be Gerry McCormac's goal in his new role of principal at Stirling
The founding director of Imperial College London's Statistical Advisory Service has been appointed as the first Aviva chair in statistics at the University of East Anglia. Elena Kulinskaya will...