Man's rise built on clime of the century
The Long Summer
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Yes we think, but not like a machine does
What Is Thought?
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Intimations of moral perfection
The Secret Power of Beauty
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In sum, cogito et al
Fundamentals of Philosophy - 101 Ethical Dilemmas
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Research Grants
Deadline: 30/11/2004
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Merger is sealed with £400m wish list
Manchester University announced a £400 million recruitment drive this week as it set its sights on joining the world's top research institutions. The university received its Royal Charter from the...
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RAE triggers headhunt race
Universities are for the first time calling in professional headhunters to help recruit academics for positions such as research professorships and faculty heads, The Times Higher can reveal. Once...
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'Establishing the east Asian centre was a wise and imaginative move'
Joshua Ka-ho Mok has been appointed as the first head of Bristol University's Centre For East Asian Studies Joshua Ka-ho Mok will soon swap the heat of Hong Hong for winter in England when he takes...
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On the move ...
* The Institute of Advanced Legal Studies has appointed a director to succeedBarry Rider: Avrom Sherr, former Alsop Wilkinson professor of law at Liverpool University and director of the Centre for...
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Anger at clashing classes
Durham University union leaders have called for an inquiry into a timetabling "fiasco" that has frustrated and confused staff and students since the start of term. Administrators were forced to pull...
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PQA 'must be in place for 2008'
A two-tier system that first warns universities of student numbers before pupils apply post A-level results is the most efficient way forward, says report Sixthformers should be allowed to "register...
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A-level reform may head up decade of change
Changes to A levels that would help universities pick the brightest candidates could occur at the start of a decade of reforms of 14-to-19 education, Charles Clarke, the Education Secretary, revealed...
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Laws on embryos 'recall Nazism'
Couples should be free to select what sort of child they have or to abort an embryo on the basis of any minor defect without the law intervening, a leading Oxford University professor has told MPs....
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Next week
ARE WE PRICING OURSELVES OUT OF THE DEGREE MARKET? A major global investigation reveals foreign students in britain face the highest living costs among English-speaking nations
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Step closer to super-union
Lecturers could have a single higher education union as early as spring 2006 after the Association of University Teachers and Natfhe agreed a timetable for merger. A firm proposal to merge could be...