English lifelong loans plan aims to ‘divert demand’ from degrees
Sector awaits key details on scheme requiring ‘complete remake of student finance system’ and likely to face Treasury scepticism

Sector awaits key details on scheme requiring ‘complete remake of student finance system’ and likely to face Treasury scepticism

The good, the bad and the offbeat: the academy through the lens of the world’s media

The escalating pressures of university life are resulting in all manner of exotic new psychological disorders. Adrian Furnham opens his casebook

Goodwill to all? Academics reflect on the image and reality of campus as community

In John Gilbey’s seasonal tale, life imitates on-screen romance when a film crew is duped into choosing the distinctly unphotogenic University of Rural England as the location for its next blockbuster

As the season of goodwill comes around again, warm words about collegiality and fellowship have been dutifully corralled into all-staff missives from university leaders. But in an era of management,...

Star professors who abuse their positions escape censure because universities fear hit to reputations and funding, says union report

But silence on flagship Discovery scheme leaves an estimated 3,000 applicants facing Christmas limbo

Conscripting industry players into research assessment roles will also turn the grant application process into ‘Frankenstein’s monster’

Jury takes three hours to agree nanoscience expert lied about Wuhan ties to sidestep pressure campaign against binational research partnerships

European University of Technology exploring how to become a single institution, but going beyond a legal umbrella raises regulatory and funding questions

Barely half of victims report threats to police, says Finnish study, which finds perpetrators of harassment are not infrequently colleagues of those they target

Unclear guidelines, screen-tanned conspiracy theorists and government party animals: none of them is helping campus security, says George Bass

University students’ experiences attract some attention in developing countries but almost none in the West, study finds

Policies risk inciting behaviour worse than 2000s immigration scams, expert warns