The famous 15-year-old dolphin logo has been scrapped by the University of Southampton after a rebranding exercise costing £160,000. "Although the attributes of friendliness and intelligence as...
A researcher has launched a £4.5 million project to track the lives of 400 ordinary people for five years.The Timescapes project, which is funded by the Economic and Social Research Council, will...
Key problem is the lack of a link between education and earnings, World Banks says. John Gill reports.
A change of academic leadership has been instigated at Birmingham City University.The institution is reorganising from seven to six academic faculties, but only two of the original seven faculty...
CHINA: DISTANCE-LEARNING SOARS AHEADThe number of Chinese students awarded degree-level qualifications through long-distance programmes in the past three years has topped 6 million. Education...
Report identifies bureaucratic 'craze' that fails academics and students, writes Melanie Newman.
Books are cumbersome, expensive and their format dated, publishers hear. Rebecca Attwood reports.
A Government-commissioned review of the health of university physics has been brought forward, raising hopes that the impact of substantial cuts to research budgets may yet be mitigated.The Science...
Private firms have failed to grasp the sector's unique requirements, a former Russell Group official tells John Gill.
INVESTMENT FOR SPIN-OFFS£2m available from collaborationUniversity spin-off companies are to benefit from a new co-investment programme aimed at innovative firms and entrepreneurs. The collaboration...
The director of South Bank Polytechnic, Pauline Perry, revealed her secret for getting things done: "I have instituted a noticeboard outside the door. The board lists all my day's appointments, so...
Sheffield steals top spot in first ranking of Russell Group chiefs' web presence. Hannah Fearn reports
Participants in the international higher education race should beware a sub-prime-style crash, cautions Philip Altbac
Head teacher Martin Stephen donated his time to lead a course in poetry, but found the learning environment lacked rhyme or reason
Brian Snowdon sees a case for economists demonstrating that theirs is a discipline broad in scope and inclusive in recruitment