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Overseas master’s enrolments down 17 per cent, universities say

Total international enrolments down 11 per cent despite increases at undergraduate and doctoral levels, according to Heses survey

Kingston axes philosophy centre in humanities department shutdown

Staff and students fight to save famed unit, transferred from Middlesex University in 2010

Growing diversity helping to drive ‘swing’ to science degrees

Politicians pushing STEM courses ‘would be well advised to acknowledge that at present student demand is doing their work for them’, says Hepi report

Graduate recruiters ‘filter out’ poorer and minority applicants

UCL research potentially has significant implications for universities rated on post-study employment outcomes

Sampled vivas are pivotal in combating AI cheating

AI is here to stay but universities must teach students to use it responsibly, say Duncan Brumby, Anna Cox, Advait Sarkar and Sandy Gould

More students from war zones enrol on UK university courses

British Council report raises concerns about unequal relationships and brain drain

More than quarter of world’s top 200 universities led by women

Number of female university leaders reaches record high, with Switzerland seeing biggest growth

McMahon outlines her ‘final mission’ for the department

Trump administration targets Columbia for allegedly failing to stop antisemitism

Trump stresses transparency but releases little accurate data

Penn State president shares the ABC of student success

Neeli Bendapudi on being an outsider and a trailblazer, students as customers and nurturing the world’s largest alumni network 

‘Computer glitch’ freezes A$1,600 PhD visa applications

ߣߣÊÓƵn department ‘not aware’ of computer ‘bug’ that applicants blame for torpedoing their PhD dreams

Universities steamrolling the ‘equity sector’, paper warns

VET needs a boost, researcher argues, amid counter-claims that higher education is on the back foot

One-word university ratings are fool’s gold

Rather than designating England’s universities gold, silver or bronze the TEF should promote deeper understanding of teaching quality, says Steve Briggs 

Government bailouts a ‘moral hazard’ for universities, says Peck

Most institutions in trouble can find balance between income and expenditure on their own, according to prospective new OfS chair