Leading UK universities spend £49 million on pre-REF job cuts
Spike in severance payments in Russell Group may be sign of attempt to shed ‘underperforming’ academics

Spike in severance payments in Russell Group may be sign of attempt to shed ‘underperforming’ academics

With many staff required to record their lectures and put them online, how can they ensure students are still learning effectively?

All campus life is here

The residential experience has its attractions for school-leavers, but most US students value low cost and flexibility above all, says Paul LeBlanc

The Canadian government’s excessive policing of privacy makes it intolerably onerous to access its datasets, says Karen Robson

Tributes paid to nun who was a pioneer of women’s education

The jury is out on the educational value of recording, but universities prize its ability to project them as accessible and inclusive, says Simon Fokt

Welcome for abolition of cap on visas for skilled workers, but continuing concern over impact of £30,000 salary threshold

Essay mills ‘possibly our biggest reputational risk’, advisory panel says

University of Helsinki pilots aimed at eradicating unconscious bias in hiring decisions

UK universities must cover soaring staff visa costs to mitigate the effects of the Home Office’s harmful policies, says Tristan Sturm

Office for Students head says ‘spiralling grade inflation’ must be tackled after latest figures show universities with most explaining to do on issue

Latest Indigenous scholar to leave post urges universities to focus on student support, not ‘tokenistic’ senior positions

Academics claim that loopholes in government index of top scholars raise questions over allocation of public money

Inaugural ceremony to build on success of long-running UK-focused awards