Forthcoming policies on ‘low-value courses’ and grade inflation must acknowledge how pandemic will hit graduate prospects and undergraduate preparedness for years to come, says QAA deputy chief...
THE survey finds that availability of funding trumps health, student experience and quality of online learning as main worry
Competition and Markets Authority says collusion on prices could have left disabled students with less funding available through support scheme
Percentage of papers with female authors rose markedly in latter part of 2020
Compulsory Covid jabs for students may seem sensible but would discriminate against minorities, says Zachary Michael Jack
Policy expert says agreement between EU and UK is ‘not at all geared to separate treatment for regions’
Like retailers, institutions must adapt to new circumstances by accelerating transformation or face long-term extinction, says Paul Baines
But for those who wish to continue playing, it takes determination, stamina and strategy when the odds are stacked against you, says Graham Crow
Cross-party report calls on Westminster government to more than double hardship funding, but says straight refunds aren’t the answer
‘No-cost’ administrative changes would save money and heartache, Australian researchers tell new minister
Ann Hughes enjoys a set of sharp, wide-ranging essays by a historian who revolutionised our understanding of early modern Europe
Delay in naming top higher education official taken as inauspicious
GAO cites 17 cases where former for-profit leaders retained key controls
Vice-chancellors say they are considering what to do if members of their community refuse Covid-19 inoculation
THE analysis finds that UK and Canadian systems are also among most prestigious, while Australian universities are losing international stature