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Scholars who built network of tens of thousands of people working on AI say research produced on the continent can ‘push the boundaries’

Specialist in early modern English and theatre, Michael Scott, hopes his project will introduce new audiences to Shakespeare – although admits some colleagues find it all a ‘bit strange’

PVC for education to leave Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine to head up independent sector standards assessor after period of interim leadership

Social mobility charity urges universities to double down on access efforts after releasing new analysis showing benefits of higher education

BCU leader tells Conservative conference that high-ranking universities ought not to be treated as a ‘template for the rest’

Royal College of Art is latest academic institution to pair up with Aardman Academy, as students focus on employability and industry connections

We discuss internationalisation efforts at Indonesian universities and whether the archipelago’s institutions will achieve global recognition on a par with its East Asian neighbours

Survey comes after vice-chancellors said they wanted every undergraduate in England to undertake work experience as part of their degree

Populist’s vow to allow police on campus potentially heralds broader anti-academic attacks, observers say

International House Association president says sector is speaking too much to itself when advocating for overseas students

Machine-learning model predicts that applications from Hong Kong, China and EU will continue to fall over coming years