London Met v-c paid £159K ‘in lieu of notice’ on leaving job early
Malcolm Gillies’ £453K final-year payment may make him last year’s highest paid vice-chancellor

Malcolm Gillies’ £453K final-year payment may make him last year’s highest paid vice-chancellor

Canadian philosopher Clancy Martin tells John Kaag that the liar and the lover are two sides of the same coin

Academic’s ‘formidable expertise and knowledge’ and ‘unique voice’ remembered

With the recruitment cap lifting, accommodation is a hot issue

Their lack of protest over reforms means that universities have lost the chance to transform the sector, laments Anthony Kelly

CoLab project is putting a new twist on art forms
Ministers and the higher education community are rightly asking tough questions about quality assurance and the safeguarding of public funding now that private providers are offering degree courses...


The battle to protect academic freedom in the counter-terrorism and security bill seemed to be nearing a conclusion this week after final amendments were agreed by peers. Having previously inserted...

“I think we have at last found the ideal speaker.”That was how our newly appointed Head of Safe Space, Gerald Bowdler, described the latest development in our university’s long search for a public...

Expect the unexpected - Danny Dorling analyses the present and future of student admissions

The UK university sector’s digital network is unique in the world. It’s not just cost-efficient for subscribers but priceless, says Martin Hall

Isabelle Szmigin on the not-so secret formula underpinning a highly profitable global model

Institutions splashed the cash to stay competitive, resulting in a REF price tag that may be far higher than the official estimate
Reading the results of the Best University Workplace Survey 2015 (“Just the job?”, Features, 5 February) reminded me of when I worked in a new university in England. We were expected to undertake...