Medical research impact detailed in new report
A selection of impact statements submitted by medical schools to the 2014 research excellence framework has been published in a new report
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ߣߣƵ announces inaugural MENA Universities Summit
ߣߣƵ has confirmed that it will host its first-ever universities summit dedicated to the development of world-class education and research in the Middle East and North Africa. The...
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Tech should not replace traditional learning, say students
In the 21st century digital age, many universities are falling over backwards in a bid to attract students through their technology offering.
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Brian Cox says science can be great leveller for society
Royal Society professor for public engagement sets out his goals for new role
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University of Birmingham curtails ties with local UCU
Move follows row over ‘shadow’ disciplinary panel set up in reaction to institution’s performance management
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MPs not impressed with university efficiency
Fewer than four out of 10 MPs think that UK universities do a good job of using their funding efficiently, according to a new poll
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Fears about further research selectivity dampened by grant letter
The government has effectively confirmed that England’s quality-related research budget will still be distributed on the basis on 3* and 4* research.
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Grant letter: funding stable, but uncertainty for next year
University funding levels will remain broadly similar next year to those announced in 2014, the government’s annual grant letter has today confirmed
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Undergraduate applications hit record number, says Ucas
But experts warn numbers are disguising fall in part-time and mature applicants
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Government announces new rules for private colleges
The government has announced a series of new restrictions on private colleges, including “rapid response” investigations of fraud allegations.
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THE podcast: 29 January - 4 February 2015 issue review
Download the podcastA bounce in student admissions, the best way to re-brand a university, and academic citizenship are all up for discussion in this week’s issue review podcast.Chris Parr is joined...
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Is Labour’s timidity on tuition fees a tactic?
A vague policy on higher education could help the party win the next election, argues Nick Hillman
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Labour may call for Dearing-style major review
Party’s policy announcement awaited as prospect of call for £6,000 fees continues to vex sector
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29 January 2015
More helping hands needed - Is ‘academic citizenship’ under strain?
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Student admissions bounce back after 2012 slump
Ucas figures show domestic intake increased by 14,000 students in 2014