Australian female student dominance āapproaching tipping pointā
Male skew in overseas students conceals female slant among domestic recruits

Male skew in overseas students conceals female slant among domestic recruits

Four years of data from THEāsĀ world rankings show that the UK appears to have stalled on internationalisation compared with some rivals

Universities should ask themselves if they are perpetuating the monoculture of text-based resources and writing-based activities that put dyslexic students at a disadvantage, says Alistair McNaught

Lord Lilley describes post-study work visas as route to āmass migrationā, while v-c stresses universitiesā ability to āpromoteĀ global Britainā

Right-wing intellectuals who fetishise āfactsā frustrateĀ rather thanĀ further intellectual debate, says Ryan Coogan

University hopes funding will help widening participation goals

US and Japanese immunologistsāĀ protein studies recognised asĀ major advancement in treatment of incurable cancers

FreshĀ facilities at new Waterside campus will transform fortunes of town, says vice-chancellor

Germanyās multibillion-euro excellence initiative has encouraged competition, but it has also helped createĀ a close-knit āBerlin University Allianceā

Sydney sets ground rules for controversial Western civilisation programme before talking ātin tacksā

Only students with the deepest pockets can afford to pay hundreds of pounds for ghostwritten work, says Anthony Smith

The US car industry shows why higher education deregulation is ultimately disastrous for product quality and consumer safety, says Jeff Frank

Latest data from OECD raises questions about growth of per-student spending in some countries, but by no means all nations

Our rankings have grown and matured over a decade and half, but they are still evolving to try to capture all the elements of excellence. DuncanĀ Ross assesses the progress so far, and the possible...

Durham University has cleverly positioned itself as the āHarry Potter universityāĀ to attract Chinese students, says Madeleine Ferrar