Independent minds
Anthony Costello鈥檚 piece on the apparent 鈥済rip鈥 of independent schools on Oxbridge is short on analysis and replete with prejudice, laid bare by recourse to such emotive phrases as 鈥渆ducational...
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Patchy ethics?
While I am pleased that Times Higher Education is reporting on the problem of 鈥渞eal-life鈥 ethical issues in PhD fieldwork, I was concerned by the article鈥檚 conclusion: that universities should...
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No laughing matter
In Luke Burns鈥 commentary on teaching excellence, he states that even the 鈥渄riest of subjects鈥 can be made interesting (鈥淭eaching excellence: substance, delivered with style鈥, Opinion, 24 February)....
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Britain鈥檚 EU membership is a win-win for higher education
The UK is an energising force on the Continent, with staff and student mobility crucial to our ability to compete internationally
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Graduate recruitment stutters as apprenticeships take off
Growth in university leaver vacancies is slowing, AGR study suggests
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Brexit research worries 鈥榤assively exaggerated鈥, says Tory MP
But Owen Paterson鈥檚 claims rejected by NUS president Megan Dunn, who warns that leaving the EU would harm students
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Learning to live without PowerPoint
When did academics lose the capacity to discuss their research without slides, asks Gary Rawnsley
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Palestinian universities look to UK to boost growth
British Council study tour brings together university leaders with potential UK partners
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Academics 鈥榬egularly lie to get research grants鈥
Scholars in the聽UK and Australia contemptuous of impact statements and often exaggerate them, study suggests