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University teaching income ‘£6.4 billon less’ than 10 years ago
UUK says shortfall in teaching money is ‘baked in’ to higher education funding system as institutions brace for new tax in upcoming budget
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Seaton: Dundee finances soon ‘normalised’ but job cuts a must
In wide-ranging interview, crisis-hit university’s interim principal admits further redundancies are ‘uncomfortable’ for ministers and acknowledges ‘moral hazard’ of £62 million bailout
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Belgium moots external body to oversee disciplinary action
Minister aims to bring academia in line with other regulated professions after outcry over harassment within universities
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Hertfordshire latest to be placed on student visa ‘action plan’
University of Hertfordshire becomes eighth institution identified by É«ºÐÖ±²¥ Office as at risk of breaching sponsorship duties in past 12 months
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Use universities as technology support centres, government told
Former prime minister’s thinktank suggests higher education institutions could help solve Britain’s productivity crisis with German-style support system
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ChatGPT is not bullshit – but it is far from perfect either
We need memorable concepts targeting specific types of problematic AI output or use, not blanket moral judgements, says Andrew J. Routledge
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Combatants find ‘common ground’ on university governance
Representatives of chancellors, staff and students in Victoria eye doubling of elected places in rare ‘meeting of minds’
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Gender pay gap growing across majority of UK universities
More than half of higher education institutions failed to improve gender pay equity last year
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‘Good citizen’ Teesside University ‘rising to local challenges’
Departing vice-chancellor of Middlesbrough institution crowned University of the Year discusses riot aftermath, serving a deprived area and the importance of ‘learning gain’
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‘It’s completely different now’: US scholars look to EU for funds
‘Remains to be seen’ whether initial influx of interest in Europe will consolidate into a trend in years ahead, experts say
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Flat fee or percentage levy divides universities ahead of budget
Last-ditch attempts to minimise harm of incoming tax on international student fees splits sector, as research intensive universities set to save millions but post-92s would pay more
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Mass cheating case exposes South Korea’s assessment crisis
Academics warn recall-based exams are ‘obsolete’ and policing AI is ‘unrealistic’ after hundreds admit manipulating online exam at Yonsei University
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UCL staff feel ‘betrayed’ over professional services shake-up
Research behemoth’s plans to better coordinate staff at faculty level met with fierce opposition, amid fears of pay cuts and demotions