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Scotland’s first black professor talks about life as an immigrant, his experiences of racism and why ‘better science makes better’

Trend triggers warnings over staff work-life balance and student learning

The UK's new right-to-study rules are another manifestation of its ‘hostile environment’ for immigrants, say Katie Bales and Bridget Anderson 

Focusing on the mature student market can offer short-term relief from market pressure, but it is not a sustainable approach, says Nora Ann Colton

New funding stream should give a boost to those pursuing innovative projects

Shrinking pool of applicants puts students in the driving seat

New analysis on the full economic costs of research and teaching by ‘peer group’ raises concerns about long-term sustainability of some institutions

In light of the UK government’s recent statements on the future relationship with the EU, what do policy experts see as the key areas of Brexit uncertainty to be addressed for higher education?

University set to offer English-taught degrees in Wrocław from next year

Country faces dilemmas over language of instruction and how to tackle dropout rate

Limitations on powers of new university councils are ‘mostly cosmetic’, academics say

New rules for staff eligibility designed to make compliance easier are in fact more complicated than before, academics warn