While training courses and complaints bodies have been implemented across the subcontinent, their effectiveness in addressing harassment is widely questioned. Could more be done – or will female...
If those on both the Left and Right fail to examine basic assumptions, knowledge advancement is impaired, says Martyn HammersleyÂ
Researchers analysed data from 45 million papers and 4 million patents over six decades, finding less disruption and more consolidation
Living allowances become key part of the recruitment pitch, as universities battle for research students and students wrestle with inflation
Major equity win at elite campus held out as hopeful model for all of higher education, yet social scientist also takes heed of the forces that favour backsliding
Screenings in Nottingham and Edinburgh cancelled but academics claim accusations of transphobia are ‘absurd’
Provider with low graduation rates due to admissions policies struggling to meet Office for Students benchmark
Working in the academy reminds Duncan Money of his brief time on a market stall. Time to swap it for a stable job that pays the bills
With most major players making redundancies and tightening their belts, edtech has faced a difficult year, but could moves into career development save the industry?
Tymofiy Mylovanov has found fame, funding and support for students via his day-in-the-life tweets
New government policy to limit academic brain drain from struggling regions seen as unlikely to succeed in face of powerful trends
Students aiming for a Russell Group university were set up to fail by a pathways college – but then passed anyway, says Donald Short
Students, universities, investors and governments grapple for answers as Australian housing costs skyrocket and availability plummets
Central government representatives are increasingly rejecting candidates selected by political foes in state governments, says Mukhtar Ahmad
Universities and regions must decide whether to step in and meet rising demand for more generous scholarship grants