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Morten Axel Pedersen says challenge of adapting to new technologies on same scale as industrial revolution

Leader of strike-hit Scottish institution will not seek third term of office

Languages and music departments to close despite strikes and protests but university insists it has addressed staff concerns in revised plans

Inquiry to examine how managers treat whistleblowers after damaging tribunal defeat

Reform vote growing even in areas where international students are proven boon for the local economy, former minister warns

CRANE says it will look again at all applications from recent cybersecurity research funding call after backlash against non-human review

US- and Germany-based researchers awarded prize for breakthroughs in emerging field of optogenetics

Unusual public rebuke from China comes amid questions about whether the country may take over the UK’s leadership role, relinquished earlier this year

Marvin Rees says research-intensive universities must put professors to work on civic challenges caused by academic expansion

The self-defined ‘race realist’, the first person to publicly accuse Jason Arday of plagiarism, is alleged to have broken Belgium’s anti-discrimination law

University students have joined a massive revolt against the education system in the country, mounting blockades at dozens of institutions 

Employers’ body instructs members to implement final pay offer as further negotiations fail to resolve impasse with unions