Academics swear on Twitter ‘more than expected’
A study has revealed that people can often make the wrong assumption about the level of education of someone tweeting
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Learning by ‘not doing’ may be just as effective, suggests study
Research raises questions about how to create tomorrow’s entrepreneurs
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Best researchers ‘are perfectionists’, suggests study
Attributes of top scientists mapped in new paper
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Do academics interfere in their children’s higher education?
Seven scholars relate how they stepped back or stepped in as they saw fit, while one contributor’s daughter describes the flip side
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Hard Brexit would be ‘disaster’ for UK universities and economy
Education committee hears University of Oxford’s head of Brexit strategy call for ‘openness’
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Argentine universities at heart of sustainable mobiles project
New international consortium tackles major energy challenge
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High-flying graduates ‘underestimate skill level’
Measuring learning gain via self-reporting is difficult as top graduates underrate abilities, suggests Futuretrack study
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Overseas students ‘helped offset’ US public university cuts
Research shows that international student enrolment has risen as US state university funding has declined
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Lecturers ‘missing’ learning strategies used by poorer students
Study finds that universities must ‘proactively engage’ with all students to ensure equity in learningÂ
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Tuition fees abolished in the Philippines
New president boosts education budget so students do not have to pay
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Exiled Turkish professor ‘leading US university’
Medical scholar branded a ‘terrorist’ by Turkey over his alleged links to a US-based cleric is named head of an institution in Texas
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Zygmunt Bauman: visionary sociologist dies aged 91
Fellow scholars pay tribute to the thinker who transformed our understanding of the contemporary world with his concept of ‘liquid modernity’Â