Australian universities funded for unsolicited places
Warning of ‘stranded funding’ as bureaucrats bend the rules of a programme with too many goals
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University of Phoenix’s two-year bid for a buyer revealed
Once the largest US online university, for-profit has been arguing without luck that it’s a last best chance to enter fast-growing world of adult training
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A 10 per cent UK pay rise would risk the livelihoods of many post-92 staff
The ‘sector’ may be able to afford more than the current offer, but many individual universities cannot, says Peter Sloane
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Students trapped following deadly Turkey earthquakes
Universities join rescue mission after 7.8 magnitude tremor strikes near Gaziantep
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Universities say loss of EU funding puts 1,000 Welsh jobs at risk
Vice-chancellors say 60 research projects will come to an end this year without bridging funding
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Michelle Donelan to lead new science department in UK government
Prime minister shakes up structures within government as well as ministerial team
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US funder moves beyond elite to bankroll ‘heartland’ innovation
NSF Regional Innovation Engines scheme is place-based push to secure US strength in key technologies
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Overseas applications to Malaysian universities surge
Country should strive to be more than a student hub, says second-term minister
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Corruption fight goes on, says v-c after ‘assassination attempt’
Death of bodyguard won’t deter Fort Hare leader Sakhela Buhlungu from combating ‘cancer’ of graft gripping the South African sector
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Talking Leadership: Karen Holford on her degree apprenticeship, the first step to becoming a v-c
In National Apprenticeship Week, we talk to the vice-chancellor who kicked off a stellar career with an apprenticeshipÂ
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Brussels threatens Italy over failure to end lettori dispute
European Commission warns of further legal action after Italian universities refuse to offer back pay to unjustly treated foreign lecturers
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AI makes university honour codes more necessary than ever
Evidence suggests that honesty pledges make cheating less pronounced than it otherwise would be, say Thomas Gift and Julie Norman
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Colleges quietly begin planning for end of affirmative action
US Supreme Court widely expected to rule against Harvard and UNC in landmark cases, leading many institutions to start the process for considering what happens next
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Ucas applicants to be shown apprenticeships alongside degrees
UK higher education admissions service moves to put vocational routes into careers on an ‘equal footing’ with traditional options
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Beijing’s call for foreign R&D investment ‘a signal’ to West
US is the ‘elephant in the room’ in a policy that seeks to attract overseas talent and money, says academic