Will higher education be better protected or was a chance for accountability lost? David Bell and Willy Maley on the referendum
Academics from controversial university were due to present papers at the European Association of Israel Studies’ annual conference
Blog post accuses publisher Wiley of harming science’s ability to self-correct. Paul Jump reports
Higher pay for top researchers may have caused the end of final salary scheme. Jack Grove writes
Might your vice-chancellor be next to go?In view of the mounting concern about the number of vice-chancellors leaving their posts – vacancies currently exist at Durham, Southampton, Buckingham,...
Almost half of all students starting PhDs are working in the physical sciences, the biological sciences or engineering and technology fields
Ucas shows more high-tariff places going to those with vocational qualifications. Jack Grove writes
Some 70 Science Without Borders students at Southampton received a message citing faculty complaints about their performance
Tackling inequality and broadening access to higher education has knock-on benefits for the whole of society
Figures show sharp drop in entrants from the subcontinent. Chris Havergal reports
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Labour ‘will not make promises it can’t afford’, John Morgan hears at the party conference
British Council claims that one in 10 current world leaders have studied in the UK