Policy options emerging from the independent review of fees will be consulted on before the likely date of next year's general election, Times Higher Education has learnt.The Independent Review of...
London Met governors claim damning report isn't based on the evidence. Melanie Newman writes
Supporters debate opponents at round table event as consultation nears end. Zoë Corbyn reports
Manager who blamed top staff for financial woes leaves Gloucestershire. Melanie Newman writes
A male academic has won a sex discrimination case against the University of Surrey.An employment tribunal said the university had rejected psychologist David Gilbert for a lecturing job because he...
A group of UK science journalists has met privately with Lord Drayson, the Science Minister, to advise on the principles that should underpin the relationship between the Government and independent...
Head to add signature to new petition calling for reform of English legislation. Zoë Corbyn reports
After more than five decades of praying for it - literally - King's College London has finally acquired the east wing of Somerset House.The university will move into the historic building as part of...
Higher education staff look set to settle for a 0.5 per cent pay rise after the University and College Union decided not to oppose the offer.The UCU's higher education committee met on 4 December,...
A weak pound and an economic surge among emerging nations could lead to a healthier overseas market for UK universities in 2010, according to an economist.Robin Bew, editorial director and chief...
The main parties' desire for students to be 'better informed' is dangerous, futile and immoral, warns Roger Brown
The admissions process seeks applicants with indefinable qualities, deemed able to develop critical, questioning minds, writes Mary Evans
Gary Day is moved by the stories of those close to death and fascinated by a preserved pachyderm
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The Copenhagen summit is in full force, and so too is the idea that man-made global warming is incontrovertible. But Martin Cohen argues that the consensus is less a triumph of science and...