UK should ‘push’ university partnerships in India, says minister
Export minister believes there is ‘untapped potential’ for universities in some regions as Britain negotiates free trade deal
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Scottish post-92s get extra cash to cover pensions costs
Holyrood generosity contrasts with Westminster intransigence over Teachers’ Pension Scheme
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UCU strike ballot in doubt as emergency meeting called
Higher education union members demand fresh discussions on national vote over pay, as local disputes over job cuts pile up
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First increase in UK study visa applications for more than a year
É«ºÐÖ±²¥ Office data shows a 13 per cent increase in sponsored study visa applications for January
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Adopt contested definition of antisemitism, vice-chancellors told
Repeat of UK debate looms, as parliamentary committee urges Australian universities to ‘align’ with IHRA definition, and opposition members say it should be mandatory
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Shift from STEM to medicine ‘a threat’ to Korean competitiveness
Long-awaited expansion of medical places seen as threatening future of Korean science sector
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Poorly advised A-level picks ‘lock students into wrong degrees’
School pupils need better information on their post-16 options to avoid the risk of narrowing their university and career choices, says Hepi report
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Universities pay thousands in compensation to harassment victims
OIA says sexual misconduct investigations too often marred by delays and poor communication
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Record number of UK 18-year-olds apply to university
Ucas figures show that a record proportion of students applied to higher-tariff institutions
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London participation rates tipped to become ‘increasingly uneven’
Capital comfortably outperforms rest of England on higher education access, but progress is stalling and there are significant intra-regional differences, warns report
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Can UK universities find the high road to economic growth?
The long-mooted Oxford-Cambridge corridor is one avenue chancellor Rachel Reeves intends to pursue in search of a way out of the economic doldrums. But where does her focus on existing strengths...
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Only a nationwide strike can stem the carnage in UK higher education
Limiting industrial action to defensive branch battles on redundancy is not enough. We need to politically challenge the HE funding model, says Rhiannon Lockley
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Brunel staff are latest to vote for strike action over job cuts
Brunel joins staff members at East Anglia, Newcastle and Dundee to vote for strike action in the past week
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‘Nothing off the table’ says Edinburgh head on school closures
Head of Scotland’s biggest university warns it may need to shutter departments and degree courses to close ‘urgent’ financial gap
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Budget cuts ‘unprecedented setback for Swiss science’
Research funders and universities condemn planned yearly reductions of more than 460 million Swiss francsÂ