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New research, endorsed by former prime minister Tony Blair, says UK needs to increase budget by a quarter to tackle ‘incoherent’ system

Universities latest to see industrial disputes ramped up over plans to lose hundreds of jobs

Kamna Patel accuses Research England of ‘indulging’ science secretary’s ‘malevolent’ attack over Gaza comments

Institutions see steep drops in proportion of fee income paid by UK students amid continued expansion into international markets

The UK needs a skills strategy that values the full variety of training and education pathways and reflects regional needs, says Neal Juster

Inventor’s Wiltshire-based training centre is first to go through new Office for Students process

Incoming right-wing government plans to reduce spending by €1 billion, just as efforts to reduce precarity and overwork were starting to have an effect

Scale of research precarity at top UK university and its effect on staff laid out in new report

Undermining universities offering degrees to fund apprenticeships is poor policy. Here are some better ones, says Paul Baines 

Government proposes full-cost tuition plus application fees for non-EU applicants, while aiming for international recruitment increase

Labour’s official science slate is dull but radical moves to reform research funding and engage industry could be close, experts believe

Unite branch leads walkout, saying industrial relations in union are ‘broken’, just hours after general secretary delivers unity message in opening speech