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But extant strategic decisions will not be revisited, Paul Golby says

Academic denied permission to start new job until after REF deadline

Fellowship will be extended if scholar attracts sufficient money from the public

Time is a harsh mistress but there’s much to look forward to, says the doyenne of the Left

The “crucial moment” in post-war higher education was not the Robbins report but the creation of a central university admissions system because it enshrined the idea of student choice, David Willetts has argued

Social class ‘still biggest predictor of university attendance post-Robbins report’, conferences hear

Intellectual ‘flash mob’ meets in Westminster Cathedral crypt to debate the nature of Hell

Students will continue to travel for degree courses despite obstacles

The UUK president discusses fees and funding reforms

South African university’s research into academic department’s role in apartheid draws criticism from Afrikaaners

LSE research points to Whitehall ‘trying it on’

These gorgeous fabric samples are taken from a scrapbook that was once used by students at Bradford Technical College and is now held in the Special Collections of the University of Bradford

Brownfield reclamation unites academics, artists and community

Coursework to be assessed for academic credit by member institutions

Major report on selective education used ‘inappropriate’ references

Senate minutes reveal shocking statistics for 2011-12

Sector yet to take full advantage of VAT exemption for ‘cost-sharing groups’

THE survey shows non-EU students outside India largely undeterred by coalition measures

Canada branch of London School of Business and Finance labelled an ‘unlicensed private career college’ and told to halt teaching

Multibillion-pound funding gap may leave staff footing the bill

Reassurance and concerns stated over new framework’s requirements

The Prince of Wales owned up to “meddling” as he announced the launch of 20 new bursaries for students from less affluent backgrounds on television courses

Six Russell Group universities are among the 20 higher education institutions who will take part in a pilot of US-style degree classifications

Teaching complicated psychological constructs and statistical procedures to students can be a tough task at the best of times.

David Willetts has announced funding to address a “serious shortage of graduates with sufficient numeracy skills”.

The excellent prospects for British graduates in the social sciences are highlighted in a new report released today

National Union of Students has campaigned for the reinstatement of the scheme

Survey ranks universities on their reputation among employers

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A group of students have won a major prize by using videogame technology to create a 3D 17^th-century environment from historic British Library maps.

Applications for early-deadline university courses have generally risen compared with last year, though Northern Ireland has seen a 10 per cent drop.

The English higher education sector’s budget surpluses are set to fall significantly in the financial years 2012-13 and 2013-14 before recovering.

Caltech, ranked top in the for the past three years , has announced a new president

Staff contributions will need to increase by a third to clear a multi-billion pound deficit in the sector’s main pension fund, a new analysis says.

The University of Manchester has become the third UK university to join the US massive open online course platform Coursera.

The 1994 Group has urged the government to introduce a postgraduate loan system to combat a 12 per cent drop in student numbers over three years.

Some in the academy believe it could

Internal papers show 3 per cent decline in firm acceptances for University of Central Lancashire

Massive open online courses: new horizon or redundancy tool? Experts fight it out

KwaZulu-Natal leader unveils controversial ‘equity index’ measuring universities’ performance on ethnicity and gender equity

More than half (57 per cent) of all European research papers are written by authors with collaborators outside their institution, a study has found

The Women’s Library, based at the London School of Economics since the beginning of this year, is the UK’s leading resource for the study of women’s history and the women’s movement

Only fees subsidies can arrest alarming decline in numbers, experts warn

Manchester Met launches interdisciplinary Centre for Gothic Studies

Hefce figures show disparities between young people from the capital going to university compared with those from English regions

Model is saving research from ‘scourge of irreproducibility’, says founder Moshe Pritsker

Cambridge critic points to July report’s ‘bad faith’ arguments

Institutions struggle as the pool of potential students shrinks

Delegation to Brazil underscores progress in UK universities’ collaborative efforts

During THE podcast, universities minister points to Robbins’ example

But employers dismiss potential impact of one-day strike

‘In beta’ UK platform advances cautiously into global Mooc marketplace