Trevor Horn, the award-winning record producer, songwriter and musician, has officially opened Southampton Solent University's £1 million recording studios. The facilities will become part of the...
The British School of Osteopathy will open Europe's largest osteopathy clinic centre on 1 April. It will be housed in a new £5.2 million building in Southwark, London.
The victims and perpetrators of Indonesia's hidden genocide will be the focus of a £400,000 research project. With funding from a three-year Arts and Humanities Research Council grant, film academics...
Graduates who want to pursue a career in computer games development are being invited to apply for a new masters degree. City University London is launching the degree in computer games technology,...
Growing old is a happier experience than many of us imagine, according to the findings of a study conducted at Queen's University Belfast.The study, which was carried out by John Garry from Queen's...
AustraliaBig pay reduces student numbersThe Australian resources boom is being blamed for falling university applications. Applications fell more than 2 per cent this year, a decline attributed to...
Overseas student applications contribute to record enrolment figures. John Gill reports
Talks with overseas agencies about common review criteria could herald borderless funding, reports Zoe Corbyn
European Research CouncilForty-one UK researchers have won European Research Council "starting independent research grants". Below we publish details of 18 winners, following on from the details of...
James Stirling relishes his return to research as he anticipates the dawn of a new golden era of particle physics
Peter Strike has taken up the post of deputy vice-chancellor for research and enterprise at Northumbria University. The geneticist and bioscientist joins from Napier University, where he was vice-...
The academic who helped show how the better-off get more from comprehensive schools than the poor tells Melanie Newman of his experience of the class divide
Science can say what caused an event to occur, but not what caused reality to be such that it did, Michael Bulley observes
Orientation classes for first-years offer a chilling insight into an entire cohort's lack of spelling and grammar skills, says a university lecturer
The humanities are told to embrace business agendas and climate change. Geoffrey Alderman is filled with dread at the implications