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Change of government sparks optimism, but some warn plans to keep students in Wales must be â€˜carefully handled’

We discuss the fallout from tens of thousands of layoffs across UK higher education after a THE survey exposed the anger, fear and stress that pervade the sector

Specialist postgraduate institution will become part of London behemoth under new plans

Didier Queloz urges UK funding bodies to rethink funding changes, with scientists also fearing Nottingham’s ‘first-rate’ department is under threat

Modern societies need universities that connect discovery with application. We think we can do this much better together, say Karen Holford and Shitij Kapur

Latest regulator analysis shows sector financial health slightly up on expectations, but performance expected to deteriorate this year

Drop in campus attendance a key trend identified in student experience over period that spanned fee rises, marketisation and pandemic

Research-intensive universities in associated countries say delays would risk collaboration in â€˜strategically important’ science

If controversial referendum passes, country’s participation in Horizon Europe would again be at risk, fears umbrella group president

Specialist who worked at heart of government during transnational education boom discusses the underrated value of education exports, the complex nature of quality assurance and the impact of Whitehall cuts on future expansion

Sutton Trust says findings support argument that value of higher education should be judged on more than post-university salaries alone

Universities should be able to continue working with one another even when governments fall out, according to the president of body that represents 900 institutions