Half of schools 鈥榟ad no medicine applicants鈥
Half of schools in Britain did not provide a single applicant to medicine over a three-year period, a new study shows

Half of schools in Britain did not provide a single applicant to medicine over a three-year period, a new study shows

Emeritus professor warns over growth of higher education courses that veer towards the 鈥榤undane鈥

A research council is laying the groundwork that would enable it to give two of its research centres charitable status

University graduates earn an average of 拢9,000 more per year than non-graduates but the gap is narrowing, official statistics show

Alternative metrics reveal the papers receiving the most online attention

Criticism of postgraduate loans scheme smacks of the adage: 鈥榥ever let a good deed go unpunished鈥, writes Andrew Wathey

Martin Hall is to retire as Salford vice-chancellor, with his deputy taking over line management duties from today

More than 70 universities and colleges will share 拢200 million to boost teaching facilities in science, technology, engineering and maths

Top 100 universities for employability revealed

By Elizabeth Redden, for Inside Higher Ed

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Move follows survey highlighting gulf between social classes on guidance

Universities need to do more to 鈥渂ring to life鈥 their student charters, which set out what students can expect of their higher education experience

Extensive material about the first 44 years of Albert Einstein鈥檚 life has been made available online for the first time

A research assistant has claimed that his university declined to sponsor his visa to remain in the country because of his political activism.