Having a child with special needs inspired my academic career
As a senior lecturer in special needs education, David Bara says having first-hand experience of this world makes his lecturing and research invaluable to the fieldÂ
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European funders set 2020 deadline for open access publishing
All research funded by participating public bodies across Europe must be made freely and openly available to read and download, agency heads say
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Eurasia ‘needs its own Bologna Process’
Cultural and linguistic cohesion required if region is to fulfil its higher education potential, experts say
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How much longer will EU PhD students be left in Brexit limbo?
Left with an inconclusive residency application, Alexandra Bulat asks when the government will end the double act of praising EU students while leaving their futures in the UK uncertain
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Lower pay package for new Bath v-c Ian White
Cambridge deputy to succeed Dame Glynis Breakwell in April
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ߣߣÊÓƵn opposition pledges more money for access
Universities would have to share proposed equity grants scheme with colleges and non-profits
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Voting restrictions target students ahead of US midterms
Growing influence of Democrat-leaning students attracts attention of Republican lawmakers
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Taylor & Francis drops innovation journal after libel row
Publisher says divestment from Prometheus was taken for commercial reasons
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Poll: majority of UK public backs two-year post-study work visa
Universities UK calls on government to improve post-study work offer to compete with regimes in US, Canada and ߣߣÊÓƵ
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Colleges back minimum entry standards for bachelor’s degrees
Association of Colleges urges government review to take action on England’s unconditional offers and admissions ‘free-for-all’
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One in four UK student nurses drops out of degree course
Data from 55 institutions suggest efforts to improve retention have had little effect
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Transparency call as English regulator keeps key papers secret
Office for Students makes nearly two-third of board papers ‘exempt from publication’ at latest board meeting
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Heythrop College: innovation can’t save first victim of £9K fees
University of London member is the first significant UK higher education institution to close since medieval times
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Insecure academic contracts ‘major source of stress’
Canadian study finds that short-term contracts are ‘discouraging and demoralising’
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Universities’ mass discrimination against mentally ill students
Not admitting retrospective medical evidence of mental illness in appeals against poor grades does an injustice to vulnerable students, say Daniel Sokol and Julia Heller