The LLE is seen as a key part of maintaining employability in rapidly changing employment sectors. Yet with less than six months to go before applications open for the stand-alone modules central to...
Political ambition is not enough. Stable funding, coherent regulation and realistic institutional differentiation are also vital, says Kyuseok Kim
European destinations emerging as ‘legitimate rivals’ for international students because they are improving while US stagnates, argues paper
With undergraduates viewing education as a transaction and AI offering helpful summaries, reading is dying out on UK campuses, says Agnieszka Piotrowska
Cleaners, security guards and technicians to walk out after unions reject below-inflation pay rise
‘Vicious cycle’ of course closures means system ‘gradually losing breadth and depth of expertise’
Agricultural and environmental research lose out, as scientists criticise ‘dangerous confusion’ of government’s switch to ‘smarter investment’
Cancer researcher to succeed businessman Andrew Mackenzie at time of major change for research funder
The issues concerning AI and copyright are far more complicated than the ‘Big Music v Big Tech’ paradigm presented in the media, says Benjamin White
Closer links between universities and industry would help to fix 120,000 shortfall in required technical staff by 2035, says study
Leaders more qualified now than decade ago, with many boasting international experience, study finds
Government pulls money as part of efforts to prioritise funding for young people but universities say move ‘not in interests of economy’
Increase in PhD stipends, efforts to estimate true cost of research and reforms to key grant schemes included in long-awaited recommendations from review panel
Science committee chair describes ‘widespread cuts’ to strategically important research as ‘failure’ of leadership
Business leaders might scoff but they benefit most from an educated populace, according to former opposition leader turned vice-chancellor