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Students continue to suffer long after their degree providers or courses suddenly disappear, says report by England’s student complaints handler

Universities are ‘underestimating’ the challenges caused by outsourcing services amid major professional services staff redundancies, report warns

Institutions will be unable to play full role in advancing local economic growth without more stable support, report says

Legal centre says Israeli universities have suspended students for simply ‘liking’ Palestinian flags

As knowledge is appropriated for political power, universities must insist on research collaboration as a common public good, says Jan Palmowski

‘Engagement should not be confused with endorsement,’ says Malcolm Press after speaking on a panel alongside Suella Braverman

Longer path to residency brings country into line with rest of Europe, but may not be welcomed by Indian learners

‘Questions remain’ over conflict of interest concerns, says select committee chair

Education spokesperson vows to lift medical school numbers and ‘remove the rubbish from our university sector’ by defunding 20 per cent of degrees

‘False dichotomy’ between technical and higher education and waves of policy changes spook employers and threaten investment in system, sector leaders warn

Former prosecutor appointed as university confirms more details of investigation in wake of professor’s death

A “no surprises” approach to regulation is good, but there was no surprise in the Sussex case because it was predetermined, says Sasha Roseneil