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Former foreign secretary to succeed Lord Patten of Barnes in the new year after high-profile contest

Two ministers resigned over ‘textual similarities’ in their master’s theses, while one student was acquitted of ‘self-plagiarism’ after taking case to Supreme Court

The financial woes can’t be solved without job losses; the key issue is to ensure they set the university up for a realistic long-term future, says Malcolm Prowle

Vice-chancellor says university has ‘done everything’ it can to reduce costs before cutting jobs

‘Invisible regulators’ to ask harder questions of UK sector investment decisions, professor claims

English regulator responds to long-running criticism of engagement with learners

Happy overseas students push satisfaction with master’s courses to record high, but domestic counterparts are not so bowled over

Former Macron adviser, president of leading engineering institution IP Paris, believes his academics are embracing the Idex model

But their long-term sustainability needs a clearer political strategy, including reflection on whether there are too many, says Luc Sels

Protest comes as House of Representatives prepares to debate controversial cuts to education and research of more than €1 billion

Diversity initiatives at the university ‘not working’, says union, as scholarships going to most advantaged students while diversity rates decline

As more vice-chancellors across the UK emerge from educational backgrounds, rather than academic ones, they argue that academic bias and hierarchies need to be dismantled