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More cases expected to be heard this week after Irish government rejected more than 100 applications from Gaza

Leicester-based university starts severance scheme, saying student recruitment shortfall means it has to make savings

Institutions warned PhD students particularly vulnerable to ‘boundary blurring and grooming’

É«ºÐÖ±²¥ investigation uncovers companies offering to award degrees themselves or arrange for one to be bestowed from network of universities worldwide

Even if the Russians hadn’t invaded, the World Bank’s incremental steps were never going to solve Ukrainian HE’s entrenched problems, says Ararat Osipian

Specialist in early modern English and theatre, Michael Scott, hopes his project will introduce new audiences to Shakespeare – although admits some colleagues find it all a ‘bit strange’

UK research agency to play a central role in prime minister’s ‘innovation agenda’, but union seeks clarity on organisation’s budget changes after recent physics cuts

Director of UK in a Changing Europe announces it will shut at end of the year

Newcastle and Westminster join Southampton in decision not to renew deal with plagiarism checker amid questions over how once-ubiquitous service is adapting to AI age

University exploring new revenue streams to continue important scientific research at site, as astronomers remain concerned about the future of facility

PVC for education to leave Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine to head up independent sector standards assessor after period of interim leadership

Presidents say they agree with concerns over ‘opaque’ admissions but won’t deal with ‘masked individuals ordering people to leave’