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Former Open University vice-chancellor fears ‘over-consumption’ of higher education is not addressing country’s challenges

UK told to strengthen and protect its visa offer to international scientists if it wants to achieve ambition of becoming Europe’s leading life sciences economy

Institutions being asked to reconcile opposing laws and values urged to focus on creating atmosphere where disagreement is valued

Increase in applicants across almost all age groups raises hopes for bumper year of admissions, as interest in medical degrees recovers

‘Tug of war’ within government leading to policy volatility in all major destination countries, says former UK universities minister Jo Johnson

Leading European institutions warn of ‘risk of instrumentalisation’ and say they should be allowed to determine their own role in bloc’s agenda

Newly appointed vice-chancellor wants to embrace university’s interdisciplinary heritage while managing financial pressures

Academic who travelled to Kenya to meet those ghostwriting university work says practice is ‘completely reshaping our future’

Proposal to take cut of international earnings now seen as inevitable after ministers tied idea to reintroduction of maintenance grants

Inequality between male and female participation rates prevails in most parts of the globe, with 88 countries in worse situation compared with a decade ago

The post-16 White Paper was a missed opportunity to correct a mistake that will stymie government missions in areas like housebuilding, says John Somers

Former Leicester deputy registrar sued Alan Partridge actor and production companies over 2022 film which showed him in a ‘negative light’