Bolton student describes aftermath of sackings
An undergraduate taught by the recently dismissed University of Bolton lecturer Damien Markey has described how the decision has affected students.
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Labour £6K fees policy ‘not incredibly sensible’, says IFS expert
Education election briefing also hears claims that coalition’s private colleges policy was ‘completely mad’
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Drag studies module launched by Edge Hill
A university has launched what it claims is the UK’s first module in ‘drag studies’
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Europe investment scheme projects announced
Move angers universities, who say plan to take funds from research pot have yet to be approved by European Parliament
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THE podcast: 23-29 April 2015 issue review
Download the podcastThe cost of producing a Mooc, the upcoming general election, and the European Union’s new commissioner for research are discussed in this week’s Times Higher Education issue...
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The Invaders: How Humans and Their Dogs Drove Neanderthals to Extinction, by Pat Shipman
A lupine alliance may have helped Homo sapiens to beat the competition, says Simon Underdown
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OU vice-chancellor: slump in part-time study is ‘a tragedy’
Peter Horrocks, the Open University’s new v-c, highlights how the loss affects individuals and society
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Moocs: fluctuating rates in online investment
THE study determines average cost of creating a course for the FutureLearn platform
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Question time: THE election panel grill the politicians
Higher education figures interrogate the main parties on subjects from policy mistakes to part-time study
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Mock job applications: should they be part of a university degree?
An academic and a graduate give their views on embedding employability into higher education courses
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23 April 2015
Question time -Â Our election panel grill the politicians
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World in brief – 23 April 2015
Source: txking/Shutterstock.comUnited StatesPart-time scholars need permanent aidA quarter of part-time academic staff in the US receive some form of public assistance such as food stamps or Medicaid...
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China risks scoring own goal with campus football
Hong Bing examines plans for a Great Leap Forward in the sport
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David Peacock, 1939-2015
One of the most innovative archaeologists of his generation has died
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Q&A with Cathy Tyson
We speak to the film, TV and theatre actor on taking an undergraduate degree in her forties at Brunel University London