Lammy steps up to HE as Rammell is moved sideways
Tottenham MP promoted while Sion Simon takes over as Skills Minister, reports Rebecca Attwood
Tottenham MP promoted while Sion Simon takes over as Skills Minister, reports Rebecca Attwood
Businessman, life peer, racing driver - the multi-faceted Paul Drayson has returned to Government as the new Science Minister.Lord Drayson, who has a PhD in robotics and is known to be a keen...
Workshop set up after concern at the low success rate for grants in the field. Matthew Reisz reports
The "credibility" of the Government's 14-19 diplomas has been questioned by a committee of MPs.A proper understanding and acceptance of diplomas as an entry qualification by higher education...
Staff pay rise also in doubt after London Met appeal falls on deaf ears, writes Rebecca Attwood
The University of Essex has invited all of its 2,000 or so employees to request early retirement or voluntary redundancy in an effort to save on staff costs.The cuts will contribute to the university...

Employer engagementDate: 13 May 2009Venue: The Commonwealth Club, London WC2N 5APThe government has called for a new generation of ‘business facing’ universities. Employer engagement has already been...
It’s time men recognised the powerful relationships and allegiances between administrative and academic women and how much academe depends on their contributions
The Employment Equality (Age) Regulations 2006 (“the Age Regulations”) seek to prohibit both direct and indirect discrimination on the grounds of age. They were introduced in 2006 to implement the...
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Gloria Monday has to negotiate her way past the crowds of parents on campus for a meeting that can only mean more work
This year our rankings show not only the top institutions but also the strongest countries in higher education, says Martin Ince

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World-class universities are a colossal national asset, but which country is best at developing them?