Is it time to boycott the National Student Survey?
Rima Amin asks whether linking the questionnaire to the teaching excellence framework will turn undergraduates decisively against it
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Anti-lobbying clause: ‘no intention’ to apply it to academics
After months of criticism over potential chilling effect of new rules, campaigners say clarification is ‘good news’
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Russell Group accused of creating access ‘illusion’
But group of universities says Vikki Boliver’s latest criticisms are ‘simply not justified’
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White Paper could kill off Hefce quality plans
Theresa May said to want UK-wide quality system retained to protect overseas recruitment licence checks
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China premier: give universities more autonomy
Li Keqiang also demands institutions stop duplicating research
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Canada boosts HE with C$20 million for ‘state-of-the-art’ kit
Money is designed to help institutions ‘attract and retain the best and brightest researchers from around the world’
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Hillary Clinton ties to for-profits scrutinised
Frontrunner for Democratic nomination has talked tough on for-profit colleges but will her links to the industry prevent her taking action? Michael Stratford reports for Inside Higher EdÂ
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World University Rankings blog: a survey that you can rely on
The responses of 10,323 scholars give THE the largest and most statistically sound reputation ranking, says Phil Baty
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Think like an impostor, and you'll go far in academia
Most research isn't rocket science, so just do your best, says Beth McMillan
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Repair bill for South Africa student protests hits £14.5 million
Opposition calls on government to help meet funding shortfall
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Are governors ready to play their part in quality assessment?
University boards need the right skills if they are to ask the right questions, says Gill Evans
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University of Edinburgh to monitor staff location
Campus staff will have to report their whereabouts to managers when they leave their ‘normal place of work’ for a morning or afternoon
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QAA and Hefce set out contrasting visions on quality
A UK-wide, co-regulatory system is pitched by the QAA at its annual conference while Hefce focuses on changes needed for England's market regime