Body consciousness: stereotypes ‘still hold back female scholars’
Researcher says it is difficult to find portrayals of female scientists that focus on achievement
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Jury ‘is still out’ on online marking
As peak marking season approaches, Julianne Law gives a frank assessment of where her university’s new paperless marking system has gone right and what could be improved
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Free tuition in Chile ‘fails to improve access for poor’
Policymakers in the US and the UK advise against abolishing fees in light of lessons from gratuidad programme
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Non-Russell Group medical schools are a must
Edge Hill vice-chancellor John Cater explains why the new non-Russell Group medical schools are so vital
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V-cs make new offer to end UK university pensions dispute
Revised deal would set up expert panel to advise on ‘future joint approach’, and aim to protect defined benefits
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Cambridge response to Facebook data scandal ‘inadequate’
University has distanced itself from controversial researcher, but critic argues that it has failed to live up to own ethics code
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Hundreds of external examiners resign in UK pensions dispute
More than 600 academics record resignation in online document
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Repeating a year of schooling ‘boosts university prospects’
US-ߣߣÊÓƵn study finds that older students in classes have a better chance of entering higher education
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Fee rises for overseas students ‘can’t be pushed much further’
Hefce report shows English universities have been charging more as recruitment stallsÂ
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University of Liverpool set to axe 220 academic jobs
Union ‘unconvinced’ making redundancies will help institution achieve aim of improving research and teaching
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Tie funding to tackling racial inequality, says professor
Uptake of Race Equality Charter in UK higher education ‘hugely disappointing’, says Kalwant Bhopal
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THE podcast: Student Experience Survey 2018
Members of the THE editorial team analyse the results of the Student Experience Survey 2018.Â
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Interview with Henry Snaith
The Oxford physicist on his appreciation for nature, renewable energies and the importance of not being afraid to fail