42 institutions are pooling their considerable resources. Chris Johnston reports Higher education in London may be big but further education is bigger, boasting more colleges and far more students....
Tens of thousands of students at Scottish universities from elsewhere in the UK could struggle financially because their loan payments are out of kilter with new academic semesters being introduced...
Students who start degrees at Welsh institutions in 2006 may have to pay top-up fees from 2007, university heads fear, Tony Tysome writes. Vice-chancellors claim that the Welsh Assembly has backed...
College heads say further education is the significant loser in this autumn's spending round, thanks to funding promises made to higher education and schools, writes Tony Tysome. They claim that £1.5...
Portsmouth University has brought a twist to studying the languages of Dante and Schiller, Cervantes and Proust. Modern language students are being encouraged to get in touch with their creative side...
The breakneck growth of private for-profit universities in the US has suffered a setback after allegations that the nation's largest commercial higher education corporation recruited unqualified...
Academics at universities in Romania are threatening to strike over pay from the beginning of the new academic year if the Government fails to agree to a 100 per cent pay increase effective...
The Serbian-taught University of Kosovo-Mitrovica has lost accreditation from the United Nations Interim Administration Mission in Kosovo on the grounds that the election of its rector was illegal....
Thousands of prospective university students in ߣߣÊÓƵ will not know until late next month what course fees they will have to pay in January. The students have to complete their applications for...
The University of Aukland has won special treatment for future research assessment after a merger this month with a teacher- training college. The combined scores of the university and Aukland...
After more than 200 years, The Wealth of Nations still offers insights about university funding and students I have been re-reading Adam Smith. Not, I'm afraid, in pursuit of a well-furnished mind,...
Reggae poet Linton Kwesi Johnson studied sociology at Goldsmiths College from 1973 to 1976 Â Last year I attended my first graduation ceremony at my alma mater, Goldsmiths College, University of...
Kim Howells, renowned for his brutally frank opinions on everything from the Royal Family to rap music, was an unexpected choice to replace the diplomatic Alan Johnson as Higher Education Minister....
Never one to keep quiet about her institution's problems, Gillian Evans, professor of medieval theology at Cambridge University, has published her insights on what is going wrong with Cambridge's...
Meanwhile, Conservative leader Michael Howard is worrying about the bank accounts of the middle classes. He told Conservative Future at the weekend that Labour's plans were wrong because of their "...