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Costly residential degrees will eat up LLE funding, leaving ‘difficult choices about how to divide up the cake’, warns OU v-c in Hepi paper

‘Infinite’ research budgets have allowed industry to surge ahead of academia, but scholars will be essential for steering new technologies towards common good, say experts

English regulator’s chair says registration fees will rise as its activities expand

Cost-of-living crisis has driven many more to find paid work alongside studies, with universities reassessing practices as a result

Organisers of pilot study call for nationwide student tutoring effort after working with Exeter school

General secretary settles legal case after being sued by trade union activist Paul Embery, who said she had â€˜portrayed him as a misogynist’

Party expected to stop short of committing to new higher education funding policy pre-election

Halving board members’ terms to allow influx of security experts risks ‘dangerous’ infringement on university autonomy, sector warns

Short time horizons and a focus on cost-efficiency are limiting production of truly groundbreaking research, say Moqi Groen-Xu and Peter Coveney

Six legal cases lodged in bid to release billions of euros of funding, locked away because of threats to university autonomy

Former University College Cork president Michael Murphy reflects on pandemic, Ukraine and Brussels experience as he prepares to step down from top of representative body

Failure to restore power-sharing means funding issues leading to brain drain are not being resolved, warns Queen’s University Belfast v-c