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Learners left unable to graduate or progress by â€˜last resort’ industrial action

Germany-based sociologist Güllistan Yarkin accused of ‘public denigration of the Turkish state’ over passages relating to treatment of Kurds and the Armenian genocide

Royal College of Art is latest academic institution to pair up with Aardman Academy, as students focus on employability and industry connections

Hopes project could lead to recipe book, in ‘important’ example of collaboration between professional services staff and researchers

Artificial intelligence used to cull half of applications submitted by cybersecurity scholars, before they got to human eyes

Report finds academics critical of heightened research security measures ahead of upcoming government strategy

Head of new mission group for smaller ‘research-led’ universities rejects minimum tariff and differential fee plans endorsed by larger institutions

But university says one in five degrees going had no students on them, and researcher argues Gaelic studies can be foregrounded in broader programmes

Polling suggests sector is public’s lowest priority for education investment

But experts question whether recording rape separately from other forms of serious sexual misconduct is a sensible move

Universities that were once barred from funding because of their governance model could soon regain full access to the programme 

Deans report experimenting with different assessment methods to stem risk of students falling into AI-induced ‘cognitive surrender’