New Year: the hopes and fears
With the fever of REF results subsiding, we contemplate what 2015 might hold in store for higher education
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Silent treatment
Roger Morgan in his review of Nye: The Political Life of Aneurin Bevan by Nicklaus Thomas-Symonds (鈥淢ining a rich seam of history鈥, Books, 11 December) informs us that in 1951 Bevan 鈥渄emonstrated his...
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Languages divide
I applaud the argument that a deeper understanding of foreign languages is essential in international negotiations, be they commercial, political or cultural (鈥淭he words are not enough鈥, News, 11...
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Medicine, a distant dream
We are all limited by our imagination. And our imagination is contained by experience, our own and that of those known to us. Therefore someone born into an environment where no predecessor has been...
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USS guesswork
We write as members of the Universities Superannuation Scheme who are concerned that negotiations over the future of our pension scheme are based on the projection of a very large deficit based on an...
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St Patrick鈥檚 warned over finances before getting green light on SLC cash
Private college seeking designation invested 拢3 million after being told it needed to inject further funding
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Greg Clark fails to rule out merging UK research councils
The universities minister offered no guarantees in the review of the agencies
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Non-EU students still attracted to UK universities
The number of students from the Middle East coming to UK universities more than doubled between 2003-04 and 2012-13. As traffic from all other regions also rose, the total number of non-European...
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Unconditional offers are little help in student recruitment, says Ucas
A small number of universities are responsible for the spike in unconditional offers in 2014
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Eyes in classes follow those in Google Glasses
Glasgow academics find device breaks down barriers with students
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New association to defend collegiate system of university education
Durham University conference hears that global body will promote the 鈥榚xperiment in living鈥 against the 鈥榯hreat鈥 of centralisation
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Global participation rates to continue rising, says report
The most important driver of demand for higher education will be the desire of citizens in China and India to reach a middle-class lifestyle, claims scholar
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US institutions pressed to disclose overseas deaths
Activists want universities to report if study-abroad students are killed, injured or victims of a crime