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Moocs and fiscal clouds make Sunshine State shiver

Alan Ruby asks academics at Florida State College at Jacksonville what they have to offer that an online course does not

Claim your free copy of the Times Higher Education 100 Under 50 2014 supplement

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Download the podcastAs Times Higher Education publishes the results of the 100 Under 50 2014 university rankings, Chris Parr talks to ɫ��ֱ�� rankings editor Phil Baty about the results.You can find all...

Independence no risk to research funding, says Scottish government

The Scottish government has guaranteed that independence would not result in a cut to research funding in the country, even if universities north of the border lose access to UK-wide research councils

ɫ��ֱ�� podcast: The Young Universities Summit 2014

Listen to reporter Chris Parr’s interviews with keynote speakers at the event in Miami

English language use ‘most significant internationalisation trend for HE’

The use of English as the language of instruction is a “galloping phenomenon” across the world, according to a report.

Science investment by state ‘can increase private spending’

CaSE report kicks off lobbying for research ahead of next spending review

Going Global, Miami 2014: live video stream

Watch selected sessions from the British Council’s annual conference, which will be streamed from 20.30 BST on 29 April 2014

Video: ɫ��ֱ�� Young Universities Summit

Watch all the keynote speeches from the inaugural Young Universities Summit in Miami

ɫ��ֱ�� books podcast: Prue Shaw interview

Download the podcastIn the latest Times Higher Education books podcast, Prue Shaw talks to ɫ��ֱ��’s Karen Shook about Reading Dante: From Here to Eternity, a work aimed at those who haven’t (yet) read...

Austerity partly to blame for part-time downturn, says report

Government austerity and the consequent falls in public sector employment are driving a decline in part-time study, a report released today concludes.

Christopher Pyne on the future of Australian higher education

Australian education minister sets out vision during UK visit

Selfie trend in US turns lens on itself

By Carl Straumsheim, for Inside Higher Ed

Erasmus+ set to reach quarter of a million in UK, says commissioner

Nearly a quarter of million students, young people and education staff in the UK are set to receive funding from the new Erasmus+ programme.

Oxford’s Isis Innovation to advise on new Gulf university

The University of Oxford’s technology transfer company is to help a group of Omani business leaders set up a new university in the country.