Headhunter foresees more captains from industry
Former Tory minister Baroness Bottomley questions need for academic leadership
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Doing Research That Matters: Shaping the Future of Management, by Marco Busi
Focusing on top scholars’ practices gives an incomplete picture, says Huw Morris
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Churchill’s Bomb: A Hidden History of Science, War and Politics, by Graham Farmelo
A. W. Purdue on the leader who saw the nuclear future but let it slip
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‘Lecturer made me an outcast’ - shock claim
Source: GettyNo exit: for some it’s always angst o’clockIn the wake of allegations from former students that Ralph Miliband’s lectures on politics at the London School of Economics may have amounted...
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Fellow traveller
In your obituary of the distinguished American political scientist Marshall Berman (26 September), it is stated that he wrote an introduction to the latest Penguin edition of Marx’s Communist...
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Cambridge still top university in table of tables
Combined figures show top five the same as last year
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Sir Paul Nurse: science needs inspiration, not top-down allocation
Backing winners can lead to poor-quality research, warns Royal Society head
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HEC: parties must commit to autonomous oversight
English system left vulnerable by lack of regulatory structure, commission warns
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New UCL provost hints at foreign strategy overhaul
Michael Arthur is ‘not a fan’ of overseas campus approach
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UK leads Europe in the fight against plagiarism
Some continental efforts to ensure integrity are ‘primitive’, study finds
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Indian student denied entry for want of £20
‘Callous’ É«ºÐÖ±²¥ Office refuses leeway for applicant hit by currency drop
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OECD questions UK graduates’ literacy and numeracy
Piaac survey also calls comparability of degree standards into question
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The week in higher education - 10 October 2013
Freshers’ Week might have put a dent in its alcohol stocks, but Leeds University Union wasn’t counting on a delivery of 4,000 bottles of Jägermeister. The consignment, which is enough for 112,000...
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Music and the ‘Mickey Mouse’ degree debate
Discord over vocational and theoretical aspects of music study in the 19th century still resonates in today’s debates about higher education’s purpose