Labour promises new maintenance grants ‘funded by fee levy’
Means-tested support only to be offered to those studying courses aligned to party’s?priority areas
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Fee levy economic impact ‘hits hardest in Labour constituencies’
Cost to UK economy of ?1.8 billion a year once ‘gross value added’ by international students factored in, new analysis shows
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Where now for the REF?
The Research Excellence Framework has been postponed for three months ‘to take stock and ensure alignment with the UK government’s priorities and vision for higher education’. But how radical should...
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Vietnam’s plan to create world-class universities ‘a tall order’
Government ambition to quickly develop up to five elite institutions could end up taking decades, warn experts
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Keep funding high-level apprentices in priority areas, MPs urge
Education committee says exemption to defunding plans for healthcare courses should be extended to include ‘growth-driving’ industries
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Online growth can save struggling US universities
Demographic and political headwinds are threatening the future of many colleges. But, done right, online education can be their saviour, says?Sumit Karn
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Union passes motion of no confidence in Bangor v-c over cuts
Staff criticise vice-chancellor’s failure to protect jobs despite additional government funding
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Hong Kong lifts cap on non-local students to 50 per cent
Policymakers allow universities to accept more international students as island seeks to capitalise on US crackdown
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University of Exeter to open joint campus in China
Russell Group institution will offer five courses in partnership with Zhejiang University of Technology
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Anton Muscatelli: ‘I was quite happy being an academic’
The retirement of arguably the UK’s most politically adept university leader leaves big boots to fill. The Glasgow principal talks to Jack Grove about 40 years of sectoral evolution, his thoughts on...
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The excessive demands on research offices threaten quality and impact
Research support staff are crying out for a more supportive funding and regulatory environment, says Ross McLennan?
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Humanities and arts degrees disappearing in parts of UK
Students from rural and disadvantaged areas disproportionally affected by subject cuts, British Academy warns
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Kent and Greenwich to join forces as new ‘superuniversity’
South-east institutions to collaborate under multi-university group model – the first initiative of its kind in the UK sector
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Prosperity summit’s sidelining of Australia’s universities is baffling
Excluding academia from the main discussions at recent national productivity summit is short-sighted and complacent, says Shamit Saggar