At risk: higher education’s electronic brain
The UK university sector’s digital network is unique in the world. It’s not just cost-efficient for subscribers but priceless, says Martin Hall

The UK university sector’s digital network is unique in the world. It’s not just cost-efficient for subscribers but priceless, says Martin Hall

Isabelle Szmigin on the not-so secret formula underpinning a highly profitable global model

Institutions splashed the cash to stay competitive, resulting in a REF price tag that may be far higher than the official estimate
Reading the results of the Best University Workplace Survey 2015 (“Just the job?”, Features, 5 February) reminded me of when I worked in a new university in England. We were expected to undertake...

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Soas conference discusses building a network of groups fighting for fair pay and conditions for casual teaching staff

Glasgow Caledonian to reduce financial and other backing for work that falls outside three ‘societal challenges’

George Freeman says public will back government’s ‘brave decision’ to open up healthcare records to medical research

Viral Thakerar dissatisfied with an OIA judgement restricted by university’s destruction of relevant exam documents

Higher education institutions are redefining the role of museums and galleries as cultural providers, as Ian Wylie reports

Successful programme ‘jeopardised’ by ministry changes

The UK’s capital is the most searched city by US students looking to study abroad, a new analysis shows

Funding of £3.2 million has been awarded to eight major new Anglo-Israeli research collaborations in regenerative medicine

UK and US dominate GreenMetric Ranking of World Universities 2014 results

Wikipedia is now an embedded feature of most students’ study and universities must do more to help them to utilise the user-generated encyclopaedia